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This Nexus Twin article explores how BIM, GIS, and municipal rules work together to support building permit reviews. It shows why reliable parcel connections, correct spatial alignment, and visible information gaps help engineers and permit officers assess proposals while retaining professional judgment.

INS shares a Nexus Insights article exploring how connected, reliable data brings BIM, GIS, documents, and workflows together, laying the groundwork for AI, automation, and digital twins across the building lifecycle.

At the Building Digital Twin International Congress, INS introduced its Digital Building Logbook solution, Nexus DBL. CEO Gazmend Ajrulovski presented the workshop “Future Standardization of Digital Building Permits,” contributing practical experience to the discussion on digital permitting.

Kristina Prodanova of INS and Trajche Stojanov of ZWEI presented on “Digital Transformation in Construction: Digital Building Logbooks and Centralized Data Management.” Hosted by Smart Solutions Macedonia and the Chamber of Certified Architects and Certified Engineers, the session explored how BIM, GIS, and project documentation can support better coordination and decisions.

Igor Pupaleski delivered “Creating Value Through Digital Twins for Real Estate Developers and AECO Professionals” at the Bahrain Geospatial Data Convention. Together with Blagoja Jankoski, he represented INS and demonstrated how Nexus Twin turns geospatial and BIM data into insights for planning, development, and asset management.

CEO Gazmend Ajrulovski presented “6 Steps to Successful Establishment of DBP’s in Real-Life Implementation Examples in Governmental and Private Sector.” His practice-track session covered data centralization, automated analysis, visualization, collaboration, and dissemination in digital building permit projects.

INS Co-Founder Igor Pupaleski presented six key steps for governments and cities to establish BIM-based digital building permit platforms. Drawing on Nexus Twin, he explained how automated validation can support transparent approval processes and the transition from manual permitting to data-driven workflows.

INS and East2North were selected for the FinEst Centre for Smart Cities mini-piloting programme. Their Nexus Twin pilot focuses on secure data sharing between Finland and Estonia and incident simulation to improve urban resilience.

INS participated in the Building Digital Twin International Congress and Scientific Conference at Kaunas University of Technology on 14–15 May 2025. On 14 May, CEO Gazmend Ajrulovski delivered the keynote “Digital Twins and the Orchestration of DBPs” (digital building permits). INS Product Manager Violeta Shoshevska presented how Nexus Twin supports transparent, data-driven urban ecosystems in the workshop “Rebuilding Trust in Cities through Digital Twins.”

At BIMcon 2024 in Bucharest, INS Product Manager Violeta Shoshevska presented “From GIS and BIM to Digital Twin.” INS Client Relations Specialist Kristina Prodanova presented “Fast Track Digital Building Permits: Accelerating Approvals with BIM and Nexus Twin.” Together, they joined the buildingSMART Romania community to share practical approaches to digital twins and faster building approvals.

INS supported the fourth Building Digital Twin International Congress as a platinum sponsor, joining speakers, researchers, and industry professionals at COAC in Barcelona. Organized by the Building Digital Twin Association, the event brought the community together for discussions, workshops, and networking on digital twins and digital building permits.