Obtaining consistent and high-quality information is typically a challenge in construction projects, where project managers dedicate significant time to gather data for informed decision-making and maintaining site productivity.
The challenge was addressed by implementing Disperse, a solution that liberated managers from data collection duties, enabling them to concentrate on project management and decision-making using the available data. This approach proved especially advantageous in residential building projects characterized by numerous spaces that are both similar in appearance and time-consuming to address.
‘’We have always recognized that getting quality information consistently was a challenge on any construction project. We saw the theory behind their (Disperse) offering as a positive, which is why we ran a six-month trial to see if the data we got back was factually correct and if it enabled our teams to be more efficient. It released our managers to manage rather than collect data; they could react to the data they have rather than spend all of that time on collecting information. This is why we used it on residential buildings where you have a lot of cellular spaces that can be very time consuming to deal with, but also similar in how they look and feel.‘’
‘’We have always recognized that getting quality information consistently was a challenge on any construction project. We saw the theory behind their (Disperse) offering as a positive, which is why we ran a six-month trial to see if the data we got back was factually correct and if it enabled our teams to be more efficient. It released our managers to manage rather than collect data; they could react to the data they have rather than spend all of that time on collecting information. This is why we used it on residential buildings where you have a lot of cellular spaces that can be very time consuming to deal with, but also similar in how they look and feel.‘’
