Construction Site Management System

AI 2025
Construction Site Management System

Project Context

VAON’s partner is a company specializing in digitalization and construction site operations, including construction management, electronic documentation, and ICT solutions. The challenge was to build a centralized web platform to manage operations online, enabling seamless collaboration and reducing processing time among project owners, contractors, and on-site partners.

Challenges

1

Operational Instability

Relying on a small in-house IT team combined with domestic outsourcing and freelancers led to inconsistent system quality and unstable operations.

2

High Development Costs

The previous development model incurred high costs that did not align with the efficiency required for large-scale construction projects.

3

Scalability Hurdles

Coordinating resources for large-scale projects was time-consuming, making it difficult to maintain the necessary development speed and responsiveness.

VAON's Solution

Knowledge Transfer & Standardization: A Japanese-speaking Bridge SE (BrSE) with a strong IT background works directly with the client to master business logic and system requirements before transferring this knowledge to the offshore team.

Controlled Offshore Model: Establishing a dedicated "core team" to implement the project at a small scale first, ensuring all processes are documented and risks are minimized before scaling up.

Continuous Improvement & Scaling: Collecting continuous feedback to refine quality while executing a phased resource expansion plan to meet the increasing volume of support and system growth.

Value Delivered

Cost Efficiency

Achieved a cost reduction of approximately 30% compared to fully domestic development options.

Enhanced Response Speed

Improved system response and handling speed by roughly 20% through standardized workflows.

Large-scale Capacity

Built a robust platform capable of supporting over 200,000 active users with a flexible scaling model.

Technology Stack

Dotnet
Dotnet
React
React
Html5
Html5
Ruby
Ruby
Mysql
Mysql