Project Information Model (PIM) is a digital representation of a construction project which includes all relevant information about the project such as building geometry, spatial relationships, geographic information, quantities and properties of building components, and more. With the increasing digitalization in the construction industry, PIM has become an essential tool for project management and collaboration. Through PIM, stakeholders can visualize the entire project in a virtual environment and make informed decisions throughout the project lifecycle. The key benefits of PIM include improved communication and coordination among stakeholders, enhanced project visualization, reduced errors and rework, and better project outcomes. BIM (Building Information Modeling) is often used interchangeably with PIM, but BIM specifically refers to the process of creating and managing the information in a digital model. PIM goes beyond BIM by encompassing a wider range of project information including non-geometric data. As the construction industry continues to embrace digitalization, understanding and implementing Project Information Model will be crucial for achieving successful and efficient construction projects.