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Quantified impact: 75% decrease
Reduced latency by 75%, enhancing user experience and accelerating product adoption.
levelbuild is a German technology company offering a no-code workflow and application management platform for the construction industry, centralizing disparate applications and data into a unified interface and enterprise data warehouse. In 2024, levelbuild migrated its platform infrastructure to Google Cloud for improved scalability, reduced latency, onboarding time, and costs, crucial for over 20,000 users generating 10 million transactions daily. They integrated Google Cloud's AI capabilities including Vertex AI, Gemini models, and Cloud Run to introduce AI-driven features such as predictive analytics, sentiment analysis, and document search, reducing document search time from weeks to minutes. Google Cloud's managed services allow optimization of compute resource consumption, cutting database costs by 50% and enabling resource sharing across customers, improving performance and uptime. A digital workforce of AI agents is planned to automate tasks like RFP analysis, sentiment detection, and schedule adjustments, enhancing operational efficiency in construction project management.
Reported outcomes
Time: −75%
Time & speed
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Normalized claim
Quantified impact: 75% decrease
Reduced latency by 75%, enhancing user experience and accelerating product adoption.
Normalized claim
Time: 75% decrease
Cut onboarding times by 75%, from a month to a week, improving customer onboarding efficiency.
Normalized claim
Cost: 50% decrease
Reduced database and infrastructure costs by 50% through efficient resource sharing and managed services.
A digital workforce of AI agents is planned to automate tasks like RFP analysis, sentiment detection, and schedule adjustments, enhancing operational efficiency in construction project management
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