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AI-powered Quantity Takeoffs to Simplify Construction Cost
AI-powered Quantity Takeoffs to Simplify Construction Cost
This episode on AEC Trailblazers: The Founders Files, features Marty Cornish, a serial entrepreneur and former baseball player. Marty's journey took him from the diamond (where he played varsity baseball) to the boardroom, where he founded Round Trip Sports and EasyPaint. Now, he's leading [Workpack.ai](http://Workpack.aihttps://www.workpack.ai/), a revolutionary startup using AI to transform construction cost estimation with automated quantity software.
In this interview, Marty discusses several topics, from the importance of not overselling and acting on problems you see in the world, up to his unique perspective on AI, as an incredibly efficient "intern" with no emotions, but also lacking proactiveness. As well, Marty dives into Workpack.ai and the potential of its automated quantity software to reshape the construction industry, the challenges of construction cost estimation and how technology can streamline this critical process.
Don't miss Marty’s insights for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, construction tech, or the future of AI.
About Marty Cornish:Marty Cornish is a seasoned entrepreneur with a proven track record, having successfully executed over 400 million dollars in project cost estimations. He co-founded EasyPaint and Round Trip Sports. His current venture, Workpack.ai, brings automation and reliability to construction cost estimators, making the process more seamless and efficient. With Workpack.ai, estimators have a copilot they can ask to do the tedious parts, while they have full flexibility and control over the end product. Workpack saves estimators hours on every single bid, resulting in huge cost savings and competitive advantages for its customers.
A former Varsity Baseball standout, he transitioned from the diamond to the world of entrepreneurship after playing as both an infielder and pitcher.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit everse.substack.com
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This episode on AEC Trailblazers: The Founders Files, features Marty Cornish, a serial entrepreneur and former baseball player. Marty's journey took him from the diamond (where he played varsity baseball) to the boardroom, where he founded Round Trip Sports and EasyPaint. Now, he's leading [Workpack.ai](http://Workpack.aihttps://www.workpack.ai/), a revolutionary startup using AI to transform construction cost estimation with automated quantity software.
In this interview, Marty discusses several topics, from the importance of not overselling and acting on problems you see in the world, up to his unique perspective on AI, as an incredibly efficient "intern" with no emotions, but also lacking proactiveness. As well, Marty dives into Workpack.ai and the potential of its automated quantity software to reshape the construction industry, the challenges of construction cost estimation and how technology can streamline this critical process.
Don't miss Marty’s insights for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, construction tech, or the future of AI.
About Marty Cornish:Marty Cornish is a seasoned entrepreneur with a proven track record, having successfully executed over 400 million dollars in project cost estimations. He co-founded EasyPaint and Round Trip Sports. His current venture, Workpack.ai, brings automation and reliability to construction cost estimators, making the process more seamless and efficient. With Workpack.ai, estimators have a copilot they can ask to do the tedious parts, while they have full flexibility and control over the end product. Workpack saves estimators hours on every single bid, resulting in huge cost savings and competitive advantages for its customers.
A former Varsity Baseball standout, he transitioned from the diamond to the world of entrepreneurship after playing as both an infielder and pitcher.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit everse.substack.com