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CREO Solutions and Versatile Inc. partner to service Canadian market

by CM Staff   

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The company says more than 40 per cent of general contractors in North America have adopted CraneView. 

 

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MONTREAL and LOS ALTOS — Construction solutions company CREO Solutions and AI construction technology company have announced their decision to partner and bring Versatile’s CraneView solution to the Canadian market.

CraneView provides analytical services, collecting data from construction sites to deliver  information on performance and streamline the decision-making process. The company says more than 40 per cent of general contractors in North America have adopted CraneView.

“We believe data is an incredibly powerful tool on the job site and insights from CraneView will make operational processes more transparent and efficient,” said Enzo Conte, CEO of CREO Solutions in a statement.

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“Deploying artificial intelligence on construction sites is a logical next step to complement CREO Solutions’ technological offerings.”

CREO Solutions says process improvements in the construction industry have been the company’s major focus for quite some time. CREO purports to be among the first companies in Quebec to use cloud-based collaborative platforms and implement recognized best practices in project management.

“As we continue to expand throughout North America, it’s important for our clients to have access to expert, local representatives. We’re excited to provide capable boots on the ground through our partnership with CREO Solutions,” said Meirav Oren, CEO and co-founder of Versatile in a statement.

“Local construction companies can now harness the power of CraneView and CREO Solutions’ extended suite of technologies to empower their teams to create new efficiencies on their job sites.”

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