Author Archives: Project Manager

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The Impact of AI-Driven Construction Management Platforms

Capital program owners don’t need another AI pitch built for contractors. They need a straight answer: where can AI actually improve the work that lands on their desk every month? The short version: AI can help construction and capital program … Read More

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How Public Agencies Can Prepare For PM Software

For public agencies managing capital improvement programs, successful PMIS implementation starts long before configuration begins. Implementation readiness means your agency has audited its project data, documented key workflows, assigned internal ownership, defined success criteria, and prepared the people who will … Read More

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CIPO at CMAA 2026: AI, Capital Program Management, and What’s Next

CIPO is exhibiting at CMAA 2026 in Aurora, Colorado. Visit Booth #122 to see CIPO AI Phase 2 live, explore sessions on AI and program delivery, and connect with our team. … Read More

CIPO Release 3.5.0

CIPO 3.5.0: AI-Powered Contract Analysis, Multi-Language Support, and Modernized Project Files

CIPO Release 3.5.0 introduces AI-powered contract analysis, a modernized Project Files and My Drive experience, multi-language platform support, and dynamic print variables, alongside performance improvements and reliability updates across the platform. … Read More

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Construction PMIS Comparison: What Public Agencies Should Actually Be Evaluating

Evaluating project management information systems for a capital program is not like buying accounting software. The stakes are different. Public agencies are making multi-year platform decisions that will affect how dozens of public infrastructure projects are tracked, managed, and reported. … Read More

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Construction Project Closeout: What Gets Missed and How PMIS Help

Most capital projects have a clear start and a blurry end. The concrete is poured, the ribbon is cut, and the team moves on to the next project, but the paperwork drags on for months. Punch list items linger unresolved. … Read More