Munich Airport: Four Development Programs in One Cost Structure

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PROBIS manages four major development programs at Munich Airport using a single database and cost structure—integrated with SAP and thinkproject.

  • Munich Airport
  • Munich, Germany
  • 2019
    –
    ...
    2026
  • 95000
    square feet

Timeframe:
Satellite Terminal 2 completed in 2016; Pier Terminal 1 from 2019 to 2026; other campus projects are ongoing.

Scope:
Pier Terminal 1, with approximately 95,000 m², a length of 360 m, and an investment of 665 million EUR; a total of four major development programs: Terminal 2, the Satellite, Terminal 1 maintenance, and Pier Terminal 1.

PROBIS supports cost control and reporting for the Terminal 1 expansion and other campus projects, including budget, forecast, and cash flow reporting. All four programs are housed in a single database and cost structure rather than in four parallel systems—with phased budgeting across the entire program, contract management, and invoice verification all within the same environment, as well as automated reporting to management. PROBIS is integrated with SAP and thinkproject.

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Services

PROBIS Features

Here you will find a list of features utilized in PROBIS to execute this project.

Circle Calculator
Calculation (Budgeting, Time Phasing)
Circle Archive Check
Contract (Contract Management, Invoice Verification)
Circle Connected
Taxes
Circle Chart XY Axis
Management (Automated Reporting)
Circle Desktop
Interfaces (SAP, thinkproject)

Further information on the project

Products Used

PROBIS

Calculate

Intelligent risk identification and assessment, along with standardized control mechanisms.
PROBIS

Manage

PROBIS guarantees data consistency and standardized processes, from cost determination to cash flow planning.
PROBIS

Demonstrate

Automated forecast generation allows for real-time identification of deviations from the planned budget.
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