Sngular's new venture disrupts construction management with ConnectedWorks

In Dallas on December 4, 2024, Sngular announced the launch of Sngular ConnectedWorks, a new business line aimed at enhancing construction management through technological advancements. This initiative has been fueled by an initial investment of over $6.5 million, which will continue for the next three years. The platform promises to deliver significant optimization in productivity, efficiency, and operational improvements for construction companies. Developed in collaboration with Ferrovial, a well-respected global infrastructure company, Sngular ConnectedWorks aims to tackle the industry's pressing challenges. By leveraging advanced data analysis and artificial intelligence, the platform enables real-time information access to identify bottlenecks and incidents promptly, allowing for immediate corrective measures. ConnectedWorks boasts a powerful algorithm that analyzes data from the entire production cycle, offering an intuitive web application for site managers. This development is particularly relevant as the construction industry seeks to modernize its operations against a backdrop of stringent sustainability goals. Significant earthworks projects such as road and railway construction have already benefited from the platform, with more than a dozen large-scale implementations now underway. Furthermore, one of the critical features of ConnectedWorks is its straightforward installation process, which allows companies to begin optimizing their operations within hours. This innovative approach eliminates the necessity for manual tracking tasks, thus streamlining operations. Sustainability is at the core of this initiative, as the platform not only enhances operational efficiencies but also leads to a reduction in CO2 emissions. Furthermore, ConnectedWorks incorporates functionalities that monitor material unloading and control truck speeds, positively contributing to environmental protection and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Javier Vaca de Osma, Ferrovial's Director of Technology and Processes, highlighted that the solution offers a significant management optimization of machinery, enhancing overall productivity and decreasing operational costs. The collaborative effort between Sngular and Ferrovial demonstrates how strategic partnerships can effectively meet industry demands. Borja Roig, CEO of Sngular ConnectedWorks, emphasized that feedback from clients has been instrumental in evolving the platform based on real site challenges. This new venture aims to solidify Sngular’s position as a trailblazer in innovation and sustainability within the construction sector, achieving traction in countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, Spain, and Chile. As Ferrovial aims to comply with UN Global Compact principles, such a partnership is poised to ensure that all projects undertaken reflect a commitment to sustainable practices, making a profound impact on the construction landscape.