Disconnected data is costing you more than you think

16 May 2026 · 1 min
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In this segment of the YouTube discussion, the participants highlight a critical gap in construction project data management: the lack of integration between resource allocation records (who worked, how long) and the planned project schedule. Speaker A points out that without linking these datasets, opportunities to proactively manage contracts, substantiate compensation events, and assess performance are missed. Speaker B illustrates the current fragmented workflow—separate spreadsheets for planned work and actual resource deployment—underscoring the need for a unified data capture approach. Gary introduces Gather, a tool that records both planned and actual data, but cautions that inconsistencies between Gather’s plans and the programme’s resource allocations would undermine its usefulness. The conversation converges on the necessity of an ecosystem of interconnected tools—contract management, planning, programming, resource management, and site records—that communicate seamlessly. By establishing these connections, project teams can achieve more accurate contract administration, proactive risk mitigation, and overall better project outcomes.

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