From Chaos to Clarity: Transform Complex Construction Projects with Visual Collaboration

Managing a multi-million dollar construction project shouldn't require juggling a dozen disconnected tools, endless email chains, and frustrating meetings where half the team can't see the plan. There's a better way to bring your best ideas together with your best data.

Join us for a live demonstration of Hoylu—the cloud-based visual collaboration platform that's helping construction teams at Gilbane, Swinerton, Skanska, and Chandos Construction achieve 20-40% schedule improvements through better planning and execution.

What You'll Discover:

In this interactive session, you'll see how Hoylu transforms the way construction teams plan, communicate, and deliver projects by:

• Unifying disparate teams and data in one visual workspace – Eliminate the chaos of scattered information across emails, spreadsheets, and siloed systems. See how Hoylu creates a single source of truth that everyone can access, understand, and update in real-time.
• Revolutionizing pull planning meetings – Watch how interactive, visual planning sessions replace static PowerPoints and crowded conference rooms. Learn why trade partners who used to drive hours for 20-minute meetings now collaborate effectively from anywhere.
• Combining structure with flexibility – Discover how Hoylu's infinite workspaces blend creative ideation with proven planning frameworks like Last Planner System®, allowing you to tackle projects of any complexity without being constrained by rigid templates.
• Making every user a power user – Experience the platform's intuitive interface that combines unbeatable ease of use with best-in-class functionality, so your entire team—from field supervisors to executives—can contribute effectively from day one.
• Adapting to your workflow, not the other way around – Explore built-in workspace templates designed specifically for construction, with logic for pull planning, phase planning, constraint tracking, and more that seamlessly fit your established processes.

Real Results from Real Projects:

You'll hear how construction leaders are using Hoylu to deliver measurable improvements:

• $2.5 billion healthcare project achieving seamless collaboration across trade partners and staff
• 20-40% schedule improvements on multiple projects through enhanced planning and coordination
• Four years of outstanding results proving sustainability and scalability
• Massive time savings by eliminating unnecessary travel and enabling remote collaboration without sacrificing engagement

What Makes Hoylu Different:

Unlike generic project management tools or static whiteboards, Hoylu was built for the complexity of construction:

• Infinite canvas that scales from small tasks to enterprise programs
• Visual thinking meets structured planning for pull plans, lookahead schedules, and constraint management
• Quick bulk-import capabilities to bring in tasks, schedules, and data without manual entry
• Embedded rich media including videos, documents, and live links
• Cloud-based accessibility from any device—office, trailer, or field
• Built for construction workflows with templates and logic specific to your industry

What You'll See in This Webinar:

• Live demonstration of pull planning session setup and execution
• Real project examples from active construction sites
• Schedule visualization techniques that improve team alignment
• Integration capabilities showing how Hoylu connects with your existing tools
• Best practices for improving meeting dynamics and team collaboration
• Tips for implementation from companies who have successfully adopted the platform

Who Should Attend:

• Project Managers and Superintendents leading complex projects
• Lean Construction practitioners implementing collaborative planning
• Schedulers and planners seeking better visualization tools
• Construction executives evaluating collaboration technology
• Anyone responsible for coordinating multi-trade, multi-phase projects
• Teams struggling with ineffective planning meetings and scattered communication