Planners typically work off paper blueprints and drawings, which makes it harder to capture and analyse data and share information with contractors to ensure quality control and smooth running.
Seven years ago, on commencing development of the 777 airplane, Boeing took the bold step of eliminating paper blueprints.
Tomorrow's white paper, the blueprint for Scottish independence, has 10 chapters and an FAQ section.
Calling the paper "a blueprint that could conceivably enable terrorists to inexpensively create human pathogens," Representative Dave Weldon (R-FL) introduced a resolution 26 July criticizing AAAS's decision to publish it.
Upstairs and along the hall from Studio Four, I sit down with Steven Moffat in the Dalek Room, where the walls are papered with blueprints of the original Daleks.
Spanish civil engineers will no longer have to worry about the cumbersome task of signing approval of paper-based blueprints thanks to a smart-card-based system which allows them to sign off the document electronically.
Being John Cage's Guest Mr. Rauschenberg experimented at the time with blueprint paper to produce silhouette negatives.
Juliet Lyon, director of the Prison Reform Trust, said: "The Green Paper is a blueprint for moderate and sensible reform".
Lorenz's paper is the blueprint of cute studies, but it did not produce a positive reaction among the scientific community.
The often reproduced photographs of him and Susan Weil making silhouette negatives on blueprint paper, Mr. Rauschenberg's breakthrough pictures, were for Life magazine in 1951.
Such are his self-taught skills that Jay-Z supposedly never writes his lyrics down on paper, and The Blueprint, one of his most critically and commercially popular albums, was written in just two days.
