Blog Posts

CPM changed how planners work, then P6 changed it again. AI-driven schedule generation is the next shift - and like the ones before it, it's not a threat to the profession, it's a change in what the profession does.

Schedule Studio turns a scope document into a logically linked construction schedule in under one hour. Here's exactly what happens at each step - from uploading your documents to exporting to Primavera P6.

General purpose AI like ChatGPT or Copilot can produce a list of construction activities, but they can't produce a schedule. Here's the difference - and why it took specific training data, document processing, and multi-step reasoning to build the real thing.

More bids, faster decisions, new sectors. Here's how Schedule Studio helps the people who build construction schedules - and what changes for each of them.

Building a construction schedule from scratch can take weeks, but it shouldn't. Here's why we built Schedule Studio, and what we think planners and schedulers should be doing with the time they get back.

Part III of our clip-saturated recap of nPlan's Winter AI Day fireside chat with project delivery leaders from Sizewell C.

Part 2 of our three-part series sharing highlights from nPlan's recent fireside chat with project leaders at Sizewell C

Inside Sizewell C: how a live nuclear megaproject is using AI to redesign project controls and strengthen decision integrity.

At AI Day, we showed - using Chicago’s Red Line Extension as a case study - how collapsing the cost of running the Project Controls Loop transforms how capital projects are controlled and delivered.

A guide to the differences between traditional risk software and nPlan’s AI-driven Schedule Risk Analysis (AI-SRA). Learn how to differentiate between the two and which works best for your projects and objectives.

A guide to the differences between Schedule Analytics and nPlan’s AI-driven Schedule Risk Analysis (AI-SRA). Learn how to differentiate between the two and which works best for your projects and objectives.