Join this webinar and learn how to turn document-locked knowledge into structured and reusable data, without manual effort or hallucinations of generic AI tools.

Every project in engineering, infrastructure, energy, and water starts the same way. Hundreds of documents full of requirements, specifications, and conditions that you have to read, extract, and structure by hand. It's slow, expensive, and error-prone. And while generic LLM-based tools like Copilot or ChatGPT are popular, they fall short on technical content.

There is a better way. Purpose-built AI pipelines can extract technical knowledge from your documents reliably. They prepare your data to be found, explored, and applied across projects.

In this webinar, we’ll introduce a practical approach to extracting technical knowledge from your documents. We will explore why generic LLMs break on technical content, discuss the real cost of document-locked knowledge, and show you what "documents to data" actually looks like using a relatable case in requirements management.

📅 Date & Time: June 18th, from 13:00-13:30

What you will learn:

• How to extract technical knowledge from large volumes of unstructured project documents, without the manual effort.
• Why generic LLM-based tools like Copilot and ChatGPT fall short on technical and contractual content.
• How to make extracted data findable, explorable, and ready for reuse across projects.
• A real-world example of AI applied to requirements management.
• Live Q&A with our experts Victoria Bester and Gaetana Ruggeiro.

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Who should attend:

This webinar is for professionals working in document-heavy and asset-intensive industries, such as engineering firms, asset owners, and contractors in energy, infrastructure, and water. Whether you are a director of engineering, tender or bid manager, requirements or contract manager, innovation manager, or information manager, this session will give you actionable insights into automating one of the most tedious parts of your work.

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Can't join live? Register anyway, and we'll send you the recording afterward.