Real-Time Data and Progress in Manufacturing
🚀 Importance of Real-Time Data and Progress in Manufacturing and Construction Projects! 🏗️📊
In today's dynamic business landscape, real-time data and progress tracking have become paramount for achieving success in manufacturing and construction projects. With advancements in technology and the availability of data-driven insights, leveraging real-time information has become a game-changer for organisations across these industries. Let's explore why real-time data and progress are of utmost importance and how they contribute to project excellence.
1️⃣ Enhanced Decision-Making: Real-time data provides accurate and up-to-date information on project status, allowing stakeholders to make well-informed decisions. By having access to real-time insights on resource allocation, project milestones, and potential bottlenecks, organisations can pivot quickly and address challenges proactively. This data-driven decision-making process enables them to maximise productivity and minimise risks, ultimately driving project success.
2️⃣ Proactive Risk Management: Both manufacturing and construction projects inherently carry risks, and identifying and mitigating them promptly is crucial. Real-time data empowers organisations to monitor project progress and identify potential issues before they escalate. By tracking key performance indicators and analysing real-time data, stakeholders can anticipate setbacks, implement corrective actions, and keep projects on track. This proactive risk management approach ensures timely interventions and minimizes the impact of potential obstacles.
3️⃣ Efficient Resource Allocation: Resources such as time, labor, and materials are invaluable assets in any project. Real-time data provides organisations with actionable insights for optimising resource allocation. By accurately tracking inventory levels, monitoring equipment performance, and identifying areas for improvement, organisations can make data-driven decisions regarding procurement, scheduling, and resource utilisation. This leads to streamlined operations, reduced waste, and significant cost savings.
4️⃣ Stakeholder Collaboration and Transparency: Real-time data fosters effective collaboration among project stakeholders. By providing a transparent view of project progress, it encourages open communication, aligns expectations, and facilitates coordination between teams, suppliers, and clients. Real-time progress tracking enables stakeholders to have a holistic understanding of the project's status, facilitating informed discussions, and driving synergy among all parties involved.
5️⃣ Continuous Improvement: Real-time data serves as a powerful feedback mechanism throughout the project lifecycle. By analysing data trends, performance metrics, and benchmarks, organisations can identify areas for optimisation and implement corrective measures promptly. Real-time progress tracking enables organisations to evaluate project performance, learn from past experiences, and continuously improve their project planning and execution strategies. This iterative approach leads to enhanced efficiency, productivity, and overall project success.
In conclusion, embracing real-time data and progress tracking is no longer a luxury but a necessity in the manufacturing and construction industries. By harnessing the power of data-driven insights, organisations can make informed decisions, proactively manage risks, optimise resources, foster collaboration, and drive continuous improvement. Stay ahead of the curve by leveraging real-time data and progress tracking in your projects, and unlock new levels of efficiency and excellence.
Are you capitalising on real-time data in your manufacturing or construction projects?
Let's embrace the transformative power of data-driven success together! 💪💡
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Supply Chains in 2021
Read our LinkedIn post about supply chains in 2021.
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How tech is helping construction catch up with manufacturing.
The only type of technology typically found on a construction project would have been a handful of desktop Pc’s.
These would mainly be used to digitise the correspondence mess that was generated with page after page of endless contracts, drawings and back and forth emails.
There was no intelligent software or technology avaliable to be used to help coordinate the build the project.
We still have our 1920’s Gantt charts, however if one critical date was missed then the entire project was at risk of being thrown off course and potentially delay contractor after contractor as a domino effect hit, costing everyone time and money. How many times have we heard, “The programs out the window?”
Now, gone are the days of constant unrealistic expectations, pushing, yelling and screaming at whomever was thought to be putting the project behind schedule without any understanding, consideration for anything or anyone that came before them.
Thankfully, in 2020 we seem to be gradually moving forward and are starting to see a pragmatic shift in the industry.
Construction technology is now enabling all business’ willing to invest and learn to catch up with their manufacturing partners. Some of who have been investing in tech for years to streamline their processes and become as efficient and collaborative with their respective supply chains as possible.
Each workflow from each contractor, manufacturer or supplier either positively or negatively affects the other.
These are the basics of Newtons law. For every action, there is an equal or opposite reaction.
This is the essence of building.
If contractors are not in sync with their predecessor, then how can we expect an efficient workflow? a timely installation? contractors to flow on safely and effeciently? To be able to turn a profit in an extremely competitive and time restricted environment?
As time goes on, we know that this will only get better as the industry begins to adopt a more collaborative and intelligent way to build our mega structures to be faster, safer and generally a more positive experience for the people building them.
Systems like Carell Solutions iTrackitPro are now enabling likeminded construction companies and manufacturers to link up, join the dots and provide information to analyse real time offsite and onsite data. iTrackitPro has the ability to achieve the seemingly impossible and link production processes of one with the other.
Enabling each stakeholder to properly plan and execute sequential contractors, trades and product installations with stunning accuracy.
We are excited by what we may see in the future of construction. So many innovations and technological advancements. A day when we see a building project almost like a living thing, interconnected and built as rythmic and harmonic as Swiss watch.
The COVID-19 effect - No Travel, Borders Closed. Communication is Key!
Containers are still arriving, but people are unable to travel to their suppliers overseas.
2020 has been a very challenging year to say the least.
With our borders remaining closed for the forseable future, it is more important that ever to use technology and open up the communication lines to all of your suppliers locally and overseas.
iTrackitPro has factory’s in Asia that are part of the global supply chain to Australia for our ongoing contruction projects.
The system has been succesfully intergrated with these factory’s without even having the need to visit them.
That is the strength of the iTrackitPro system. The learning curve is minimal and the app is intuitive.
Our world class designers and engineers have created a system that is easy to navigate and can be intergrated into just about any factory or site workflow.
Our labeling system can easily be intragrated with other propietary software so that they work seemlessly together.
So, with personal travel becoming an issue, why not start with your most high risk trades and get up to date data on your local or overseas procured product for your project.
Android Version Released
itrackitpro.app
Live construction project activity.
Now available on the App Store and Google Playstore.
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Live Activity Tracking VS Document control
A common question asked to our product team and engineers is,
“What’s the difference between Carell and a typical document control program like Aconex, Teambinder or Procore?"
Our answer is,
Whilst all these programs are great in their own right and serve a very important function within the construction industry, Carell is much different. We are not a document control system.
Carell is a platform that is able to upload your complete scope of works as a supplier, trade or subcontractor and allows cross trade pollination and co-ordination.
It is an end to end solution from the factory floor in production (anywhere in the world), to loading shipping containers or delivery trucks and finally, digitising onsite installations of that product.
It is a system that allows you to have your most current shop drawings, plans, 3d files for AR, images, or order lists accessible in the fastest way possible when on the factory floor or out in the field through very clever technology.
Carell can help to provide Live data, insights and analytics into what is happening with your key trades and trackable items onsite. That can be reported in anyway your company requires.
You can report via PDF as well as through 3rd party fully customisable dashboards.
No other system compares to the speed at which you can access the data you need, when you need it.
And it is super easy for tradespeople who are on the tools every day.
Our technology is hyper intelligent and knows what you need depending on your location.
Modern construction projects are almost a living, breathing, ever changing organism.
Cross trade, cross supplier pollination and coordination must occur to build safer, quicker, and more intelligently and more cost effectively than ever before.
This is our commitment to our industry.
2019 shaping up as a milestone year
iTrackit Pro is being used by multiple trades on some of the largest construction projects around Australian major capital cities and Internationally.
Notably the Greenland Centre in Sydney.
Check out our posts on LinkedIn to stay up to date.
The 8 construction technology trends you MUST keep your eyes on in 2018!
The Internet of Things is a very important area of technology to keep an eye on.
With so many applications and software being built by amazing developers, it is important we learn to connect together to get the most up to date data for our projects.
Video courtesy of the B1M on You tube.