Learn how leading contractors are using AI to troubleshoot equipment issues, analyze telematics data, automate repetitive work, and improve equipment decisions across their fleet.
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Tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Microsoft Copilot can draft, summarize, and analyze. But equipment operations require more than a generic answer.
An AI recommendation only matters when it understands the asset, job, cost, history, and next step without taking the equipment manager out of the loop.
This session explores what is working today, what is still early, and how contractors are deciding between building internal AI workflows and using agentic software designed for fleet operations.
Brings an IT leader’s view on adopting AI across field operations.
Runs equipment operations where AI meets real, daily workflows.
Leads Clue’s vision for connected, AI-driven fleet intelligence.
An open, practical conversation about where agentic AI is genuinely helping equipment teams and where it isn’t yet.
How contractors are using agentic AI in equipment management today.
Maintenance, dispatch, reporting, and telematics analysis where AI speeds up review, summary and follow-up.
Where AI takes on repetitive work, and where human experience still guides the final decision.
How teams weigh internal AI workflows against agentic software built for real fleet operations.
What to consider before putting fleet data, work history, and operational knowledge into AI systems.
How equipment managers can test AI in a controlled way before making bigger investments.
Equipment, fleet, maintenance leaders, plus operations and IT teams exploring how AI can improve equipment operations.
"There seems to be this infinite amount of data, and CLUE isn't scared to go get it and put it in a format you can actually use, to make your job easier, more efficient, and make better decisions."
"There seems to be this infinite amount of data, and CLUE isn't scared to go get it and put it in a format you can actually use, to make your job easier, more efficient, and make better decisions."
"There seems to be this infinite amount of data, and CLUE isn't scared to go get it and put it in a format you can actually use, to make your job easier, more efficient, and make better decisions."
"The big thing with Clue is that we're able to bridge the gap between our field, our operators in our shop, and other departments. Everybody's bought into Clue now."
"Imagine receiving 2,000 spreadsheets that needed to be approved individually in an email. There were entire teams dedicated to that. Now the system is fully automated, completely automated from beginning to end."
"The biggest difference has been the user friendliness. We have a lot more buy-in from the shop, the mechanics, and the foremen."
"It exposes dead cost or overhead that maybe we don't know about because it gets lost in those three different systems."
"It's a single pane of glass where you see everything across your fleet, from the field to the phone to the computer. I don't need to hop into Samsara to look at telematics. I can see it in Clue."
"The operator's in control of his own destiny. That was a huge reason why not only did I buy into it, but I'm also investing into it for the future."
"A job site was short a loader and they looked on Clue and saw that a nearby job had one available. They made that connection and it was over helping for the day."
"You went from doing two services a day to six services a day. That right there is priceless to me."
"You have the data, you have the information, and the operators themselves never feel a production push."
"We had 20 different logins between all our different softwares and web platforms. Now all that information pulls into one spot and we're able to see it in a single place."
"Our equipment is in far better shape since we started using Clue, for sure... It would be really difficult for us to go back and not use Clue!"
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