14th August 2024

How AI technology is helping drive project performance

For three years we’ve been using Buildots’ cutting edge AI technology to help transform the way we deliver projects.

Find out how our partnership with Buildots is helping drive efficiency, improve collaboration and enhance client satisfaction.

Since partnering with Buildots three years ago, we’ve been using its AI-powered construction management solution to help improve on-site performance and collaboration, enhance client relationships and effectively mitigate delay risk to keep our projects running smoothly.

Allowing precise monitoring of onsite activities and performance, the platform’s ability to provide early warnings about potential delays and identify issues before they escalate has been critical in maintaining project schedules and avoiding potentially costly setbacks.

Our teams have used Buildots technology across more than 260,000 sqm of construction area on five projects, with even more in the pipeline.

Watch the video below to see how the partnership has delivered key benefits including:

  • Potential delays identified early on allowing for mitigation plans to be put in place
  • Efficiency, collaboration and accuracy improved via the use of automated reports
  • Project delivery processes influenced by the use of performance-driven construction management techniques
  • Created a culture of continuous learning and improvement 
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"It's transforming the way we work now. It is supporting our ambitions for driving more enhanced, data-driven, efficient projects and, ultimately, it's helping us support our behavioural change management." Nick Leach, Director of Digital Construction at Sir Robert McAlpine. 

"Performance-driven construction management has definitely transformed the way that we deliver our projects by enabling us to make data-driven decisions and allowing us to continuously monitor trade activities and trade pace so we can keep on top of any delays or any improvements we can make." Lee Howlett, Planner at Sir Robert McAlpine. 

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