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Equipment Leaders on AI.
What's Working, What's Hype, What's Next

Hear how equipment leaders from Nicholson Construction and Moss Utilities are applying AI today, alongside insights from Clue on where it's delivering real value and where human expertise still matters.

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45 minutes
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Online
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Live + Q&A
Wednesday, August 5
10:00 AM Los Angeles / 1:00 PM New York

Free recording sent to all registrants

AI has moved past the chatbot stage

Tools like ChatGPT, Claude and Microsoft Copilot can draft, summarize and analyze. But equipment operations are different.

An AI answer only matters when it fits the asset, the job, the cost and the next step without losing context, control, or human judgment.

The session covers what’s proving useful, what’s still early, where the technology is headed next and how teams decide whether to build AI workflows internally or buy agentic software for fleet operations.

Meet the Speakers

Sylvain Partisotti

Equipment Manager,
Nicholson Construction

Runs equipment operations where AI meets real, daily workflows.

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Robert Greiner

CIO, Moss Utilities

Brings an IT leader’s view on adopting AI across field operations.

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Oded Ran

Co-founder & CEO, Clue

Leads Clue’s vision for connected, AI-driven fleet intelligence.

We’ll Discuss

An open, practical conversation about where agentic AI is genuinely helping equipment teams and where it isn’t yet.

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Real examples from equipment teams

How contractors are using agentic AI in equipment management today.

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Workflows AI can improve now

Maintenance, dispatch, reporting, and telematics analysis where AI speeds up review, summary and follow-up.

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What AI can handle, and what it can’t

Where AI takes on repetitive work, and where human experience still guides the final decision.

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Building internally vs. buying software

How teams weigh internal AI workflows against agentic software built for real fleet operations.

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Data ownership and security

What to consider before putting fleet data, work history, and operational knowledge into AI systems.

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Experimenting without expensive mistakes

How equipment managers can test AI in a controlled way before making bigger investments.

Built for the people running equipment

Equipment, fleet, maintenance leaders, plus operations and IT teams exploring how AI can improve equipment operations.

Equipment managers
Fleet managers
Maintenance managers
Operations leaders
IT leaders

The essentials

Wednesday, August 5
10:00 AM Los Angeles / 1:00 PM New York
45 minutes
Online
Live discussion + Q&A
Sent to all registrants

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45 minutes · Live discussion + Q&A · Recording sent to all registrants

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