127030, Moscow, 20 Novoslobodskaya St.

WEBINAR WITH ROMAN CHEREMISIN

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What is the webinar about?

At the webinar we will present the Russian Gradenta platform - a solution developed by engineers for engineers. You will see how artificial intelligence helps automate key processes, including recognition of working documentation, comparison of received data with reference books of standards, automatic generation of a bill of quantities with calculation of labor costs, and preparation of data for a construction and installation work schedule.

A diagram of the platform's operation, interface, examples of input and output data will be demonstrated, and we will also analyze how Gradenta is integrated into the overall IT architecture of a construction company.

Why is it important to attend the webinar:

At the webinar you will learn how to get a measurable economic effect by reducing labor costs for creating schedule network schedules by up to 50%.

Let's look at how to optimize the work of designers, technical equipment engineers and procurement specialists and reduce errors associated with the human factor, especially when manually transferring data from PDF to Excel.

Who is this webinar for:

  • investing

    Project managers of construction companies

  • investing

    Planners/IBC specialists

  • investing

    Kitting specialists

  • investing

    VET engineers

About the speaker:

Roman Cheremisin, PME

Roman Cheremisin, PME, Director of PM Excellence practice. Overall experience in project management - more than 15 years.

Participated in projects of the following companies: EVRAZ, Severstal, TNK-BP (ROSPAN International), ROSNEFT (Slavneft-Krasnoyarskneftegaz, Taas-Yuryakhneftegazodycha), ROSAVTODOR, Eurochem, Russian Platinum, State Transport Leasing Company.

Successfully completed more than 20 contracts for the provision of schedule network planning services, conducting an independent examination of the owner's projects, and building project management processes.

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