Delays in construction projects aren’t just frustrating—they’re expensive. According to BloombergNEF’s EV Charging Report 2023, 42% of EV infrastructure projects experience delays of 8-10 weeks, often due to fragmented communication and inefficient coordination. For property managers, contractors, and energy companies, these delays can lead to spiraling costs and frustrated stakeholders.
But what if there was a way to eliminate the bottlenecks causing these delays? Enter Projecto, a platform designed to streamline processes, automate workflows, and keep projects on track.
Why Do Construction Delays Happen?
- Fragmented Communication
- Emails, Excel sheets, and phone calls create confusion and delays.
- Stakeholders often work with outdated or conflicting information.
- Manual Workflows
- Tracking tasks and approvals manually leads to missed deadlines.
- Manual processes are prone to human error and inefficiency.
- Lack of Real-Time Visibility
- Without a centralized platform, project managers can’t monitor progress or identify bottlenecks.
How Automation Can Solve These Problems
- Centralized Communication:
Projecto creates a single source of truth, where all stakeholders access the same up-to-date information. - Automated Workflows:
Tasks, approvals, and updates are automated, ensuring faster and error-free execution. - Real-Time Dashboards:
Decision-makers can monitor project progress, identify bottlenecks, and make data-driven decisions.
Case Study: The Impact of Automation
Imagine a property management company tasked with installing EV charging stations across 50 properties. With traditional tools:
- Timeline: 12+ weeks per project.
- Coordination Time: 25+ hours per property.
Using Projecto:
- Timeline: Reduced by 25%.
- Coordination Time: Reduced by 40%.
Conclusion
Don’t let delays derail your construction projects. With Projecto, you can save time, reduce costs, and keep stakeholders aligned.
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