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InEight adds execution intelligence to its solutions portfolio

by Charlotte Pordage
February 18, 2020
in Digital Utilities, IOT, Projects, Sponsored Editorial
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The concept of having both long- and short-term planning in a single solution is now a reality. InEight Schedule combines artificial, human and risk intelligence at the program and project level with a new interval planning interface. By providing this execution intelligence, project plans instantly become more realistic and achievable.

InEight has reintroduced InEight Basis as InEight Schedule with the addition of interval planning capabilities for superintendents and foremen, making it one of the few project planning solutions that intelligently integrates front-end and field execution planning in a singular application.

InEight Schedule combines Basis’ Critical Path Method (CPM) scheduling interface that provides a balanced combination of artificial, human and risk intelligence at the program and project level with a new interval planning interface. This interface adds easy-to-use, workface planning functionality that captures execution intelligence to make future project plans even more realistic and achievable.

InEight Chief Design Officer, Dr Dan Patterson, said, “Increasing project certainty requires the depth and breadth of knowledge from project planners and relies heavily on integrating this knowledge with insights from individuals who execute the work in the field.

“One benefit of having long- and short-term planning in a single tool is increased visibility. Project teams can quickly collaborate to resolve issues such as productivity slowdowns that can impact the project timeline.”

Drawing from the tasks, sequences and durations defined in the CPM plan, field superintendents and foremen can use InEight Schedule’s intuitive calendar view to schedule resources, assign workdays, see potential weather impacts and log work completed.

Productivity rates can be used to plan work and, as the work progresses, measure real-time productivity and re-plan work accordingly. Valuable field execution data is retained in the knowledge library for future projects.

Planners using InEight Schedule can spend up to 40 per cent less time building plans and reduce the amount of time used in gathering team member feedback by up to 75 per cent.

Project planning and scheduling are essential components of InEight’s Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) solution, which helps to reduce costs and schedule impacts, increase productivity and improve predictability for capital and construction projects.

This partner content is brought to you by InEight. For more information, visit InEight.com.

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