“We're going to take their Gantt chart and I'm going to put that into artificial intelligence and then take their material list, put that into artificial intelligence. And I'm going to lay out their material delivery based on their needs of their project when they need it”

The Builders Ladder: Business Growth Strategies for Residential Construction Businesses · Epi 230: Turning Plans Into A BUDGET NUMBER With Two AI Systems | Christopher Stephens

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take a contractor’s Gantt chart and material list, run them through AI, and generate a staged material delivery schedule

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