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Associated Builders and Contractors recently released an artificial intelligence resource guide for contractors. The guide includes definitions, use cases for construction and best practices. #ConstructionAI #AIResourceGuide Learn More: https://brnw.ch/21wHhMv

The article titled The Role of AI in Transforming Construction Projects is on our website. https://lnkd.in/ddVMZv6F #relationships #projectmanagement#companyconsultant #executiveconsultant #contractmanagement #management #yöneticidanışmanlığı #financemanagement #fidic#fidiccontract #kurumsal #corporate #construction #employers #engineers #contractors #yapayzeka #artificialintelligence

#Construction executives should beware of potential doors to dispute and/or litigation that AI might open before implementing #AI into their construction project processes. Discover several areas of potential risk in our article here: https://lnkd.in/eW_Y_CT8 #litigation #constructionprojects

How AI will impact a Quantity Surveyor’s Tender Equalisation and Analysis process. Tender Equalisation and Analysis take hours; Christopher Barber, QS and CVO at C-Link, believes it should take minutes. The current state of play with Tender Analysis is this: a Main Contract QS receives the third Subcontract price and is filled with dread. They now need to ‘Equalise the quotes' for hours on end before they even start the Tender Analysis and bring all their expertise to the table. Chris describes a new world where the third price arrives, and the QS instantly opens up the Tender Equalisation. It is done so the QS can go straight to the Tender Analysis and bring real expertise to the process. What do you think? Could the Tender Analysis process be better? If you want a demo of our Tender Analysis product - https://lnkd.in/eRVt-ka. 🔗 Link to the episode is also available here - https://lnkd.in/eCbdivm4.

I've combined my everyday work with AI and the result is a short video covering -- Extension of Time Disputes in Indian Construction Projects. #constructionlaw #delayanalysis #contracts #constructioncontracts #constructiondelays #extensionoftime #eot #claims

So there I am, scrolling through YouTube (aka “researching” how AI is changing the game), and I see people saying, “AI’s taking our jobs!” But hold up—does it have to be all doom and gloom? What if AI is just another tool in our toolbelt, helping us work smarter, not harder? Then I stumble on this interview with Patrick Murphy from Togal.AI, and he’s got me rethinking everything. AI is basically becoming a construction superhero—turning massive piles of blueprints, budgets, and contracts into easy-to-digest insights in seconds. Got a problem on-site? Like, say, missing caulking on a window? Just ask your AI buddy, and boom—you’ve got the answer. No more days of head-scratching and emails. So here’s my question: Is AI the end of the workforce as we know it, or is it the sidekick we all need to level up? Personally, I’m pumped to see how industries roll out these tools to keep projects on time, on budget, and way less stressful. Plus, I can totally see this tech lowering costs, which means more projects, more investments, and more wins for everyone. https://lnkd.in/gxRMPd25

Utilizing AI-powered logistics and scheduling tools can significantly improve operational efficiency and optimize resources. In an industry where timing and resource allocation are crucial, incorporating AI can offer a significant competitive edge. Wouldn't you agree? #Logistics #ArtificialIntelligence #Technology https://lnkd.in/dQWFhD9M

The Pros and Cons of Artificial Intelligence in the Construction Industry

"What's the most difficult part of conducting due diligence on a property?" To me, it's not physical due diligence (inspecting the property)! At each physical due diligence we ensure we have multiple eyes on the property, bringing in different construction professionals as needed. This helps us be able to spot problems and opportunities quickly. To me, the more difficult part is the financial due diligence. Often, the seller sends a throw up of documents for us to "review"... It can be quite the process to make sense of it all! I often wonder how many buyers actually go through this process themselves... I'll be honest, there's a lot of aspects that are pretty nice to hire out, or I've explored having AI do it at some point. However, I've always found it worthwhile to dive into these documents to have a more thorough understanding of the deal. This is a responsibility I feel for my investors. Let me know what you think-- Do you like to conduct financial DD? How important is it to you that someone does this part?