Project Details:
CEAT has chosen to use the Project Management Information System (PMIS) for its second project the 55 MTPD Brownfield Project (Phase 3) at Ambernath, valued at INR 150 crore.

Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.

Scope:

Performance reporting dashboards.

Construction progress capture.

Correspondence management, including vendor correspondences.

Progress monitoring system.

Archival of CEAT & vendor project documents like project management docs, engineering docs, construction docs, and survey reports.

Archival of correspondence/letters between CEAT and contractor/vendor, and between CEAT and consultant.

PBI Dashboard.

Benefits:

Wrench SmartProject empowers a streamlined approach to project management by automating many of the tasks that traditionally burden project managers. SmartProject helps avoid the hassles of repeated follow-ups for progress updates, eliminates the need for manual Excel or PowerPoint reports, and reduces the volume of project-related emails. It provides tools to automatically push the team to update project information regularly, thus preventing delays from being identified only after the planned finish. SmartProject stores all project-related documents in a centralized, easily accessible location, ensuring that resources are available when needed. It simplifies the management of project and team activities, making the process less hectic for project managers. The Wrench platform allows for automated monitoring of project progress, with real-time updates against the schedule, and offers features to optimize delays and ensure timely project completion. Additionally, it helps in managing vendor and contractor scopes, developing catch-up plans, and reforecasting to avoid delays and cost losses.

About CEAT: 

CEAT, established in 1924, stands as one of India’s premier tyre brands. As part of the RPG Group, CEAT delivers world-class products and services to over 110 countries globally. With operations spanning continents, the company is strategically positioned through 9 geographical clusters and 7 regional offices located in Brazil, Dubai, Germany, India, Indonesia, Nepal, and the Philippines.