September 22, 2026September 22, 2026 // Insights AI, ESG and Operational Excellence Offshore: Where ProjectVIEW ERP Fits The offshore industry does not suffer from a shortage of technology. It suffers from a shortage of connected operational context. That distinction is increasingly important as offshore operators, FPSO companies, EPC/EPCI contractors, shipyards, marine contractors and energy companies invest in Artificial Intelligence, digital twins, asset management, connected vessels, sustainability, automation and operational analytics.[…]“AI, ESG and Operational Excellence Offshore: Where ProjectVIEW ERP Fits” Read More
September 21, 2026September 22, 2026 // Insights One Asset, Many Stakeholders: How ProjectVIEW ERP Connects Owners, Contractors, Consultants, Banks and Insurers A major physical asset is almost never designed, financed, built, assembled, insured and delivered by a single organization. A data center may involve an Owner/Developer ProjectVIEW Owner/Developer, a General Contractor ProjectVIEW General Contractor, an Engineering Consultant ProjectVIEW Consultant, architects, designers, specialist subcontractors, equipment manufacturers, suppliers, banks, insurers, commissioning specialists and ultimately an operator. […]“One Asset, Many Stakeholders: How ProjectVIEW ERP Connects Owners, Contractors, Consultants, Banks and Insurers” Read More
September 20, 2026September 21, 2026 // Insights Private Enterprise AI for Construction: How ProjectVIEW AI Turns ERP Data into Governed Intelligence Enterprise AI should not force companies to choose between data sovereignty and access to advanced artificial intelligence. Construction companies, EPC contractors, Shipyards, Offshore contractors, Mining companies and other project-driven enterprises hold some of their most valuable intellectual property inside their ERP systems: estimates, BoQs, WBS structures, productivity rates, supplier quotations, procurement history, contracts,[…]“Private Enterprise AI for Construction: How ProjectVIEW AI Turns ERP Data into Governed Intelligence” Read More
September 19, 2026September 21, 2026 // Insights Mining ERP for Mine Development & Expansion: What Contractors Need in 2026 What is Mining ERP for mine development and expansion? Mining ERP for mine development and expansion is enterprise software that connects estimating, budgeting, scheduling, procurement, materials, subcontractors, labor, machinery, physical progress, committed cost, forecasting and financial management around the same project structure. Its purpose is to give mine development contractors and mining companies[…]“Mining ERP for Mine Development & Expansion: What Contractors Need in 2026” Read More
September 18, 2026September 18, 2026 // Insights The Connected Shipyard: How Shipyard ERP Creates One Digital Operating System for Every Stakeholder A modern shipyard is not an island. It is a multi-enterprise project ecosystem. A shipbuilding, conversion, refit or ship repair project can involve the shipyard, shipowner, ship manager, naval architects, classification society, equipment suppliers, subcontractors, banks, insurers, agents, consultants and other specialist contractors. The challenge is therefore bigger than digitizing the shipyard itself.[…]“The Connected Shipyard: How Shipyard ERP Creates One Digital Operating System for Every Stakeholder” Read More
September 17, 2026September 17, 2026 // Insights Japanese contractors are already building highly digital construction sites This transition is visible among Japan’s leading contractors. Obayashi’s digital-twin construction management combines BIM with site terrain, machinery positions, worker information and other real-time field data. Obayashi describes using the resulting information not only for visualization but also for monitoring operations, calculating performed work and analyzing productivity. Shimizu’s construction DX strategy has similarly[…]“Japanese contractors are already building highly digital construction sites” Read More
September 16, 2026September 22, 2026 // Insights Construction Cost Recipes: How Labor, Materials, Machinery and Time Form a Unit Rate A construction unit rate is not simply a price. It is the result of a resource recipe. Behind the cost of one cubic metre of concrete, one tonne of structural steel, one metre of pipeline or one square metre of formwork sits a combination of materials, labor, machinery, subcontracted work and productivity. […]“Construction Cost Recipes: How Labor, Materials, Machinery and Time Form a Unit Rate” Read More
September 15, 2026September 22, 2026 // Insights Marine & Offshore ERP for EPC/EPCI Contractors: 2026 Buyer’s Guide Marine and offshore contractors should not evaluate ERP software in the same way as conventional manufacturers—or even ordinary construction companies. An EPC or EPCI contractor must simultaneously control engineering, procurement, fabrication, construction and offshore installation while coordinating vessels, heavy machinery, crews, subcontractors, materials, logistics, documentation and project finance. A purpose-built Marine & Offshore[…]“Marine & Offshore ERP for EPC/EPCI Contractors: 2026 Buyer’s Guide” Read More
September 14, 2026September 14, 2026 // Insights Construction Production Rate vs. Productivity: How Labor and Machinery Drive Cost, Schedule and Variations In project-based industries, Production Rate and Productivity are often treated as interchangeable terms. They are not. The distinction matters because: Production Rate explains how fast work is being produced, while Productivity explains how efficiently resources are being consumed to produce it. According to AACE International’s guidance on construction labor productivity AACE[…]“Construction Production Rate vs. Productivity: How Labor and Machinery Drive Cost, Schedule and Variations” Read More