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ON DEMAND THROUGH FEBRUARY 19, 2021
Abstract:
Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) is being touted by many as “next-generation project planning” – and for good reason. Building on long-accepted estimating, scheduling and 3D modeling techniques, AWP pivots a project’s planning philosophy into planning backwards from a defined end goal, focusing on when preceding work is needed in order to increase the likelihood of on-time completion.
AWP is equally relevant to both owner and contractor organizations, driving a more collaborative and transparent approach to executing projects. This webinar details how organizations can excel at AWP-driven projects to ensure more on-time, on-budget project successes.
You’ll learn the benefits of:
- Top-down planning through Path of Construction
- Realistic Work Package development through AI-driven benchmarking
- Digital Thread development through model visualization
- Optimized field execution through Installation Work Package creation, and
- Digital Twin and continuous organizational knowledge improvement
The content of this webinar is produced and directed by the event's sponsor.Couldn't attend live? Register to view the webinar on-demand!
Speakers
 Dr. Dan Patterson Chief Design Officer
InEight
Dan Patterson founded BASIS, a company that developed an artificial intelligence (AI) planning software tool that was acquired by InEight in 2018. Dan is now the Chief Design Officer at InEight, where he’s focused on expanding upon his vision of creating next generation planning and scheduling software solutions for the construction industry.
As a globally recognized project analytics thought leader and software entrepreneur, Dan has over 20 years of experience building project management software companies, including Pertmaster and Acumen.
He attended the University of Nottingham where he earned a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering and a PhD in construction management.  Scott Seltz Moderator/Publisher Engineering News-Record
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How Advanced Work Packaging Drives Next-Generation Project Management
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