We’re moving forward with a major transformation in how project data is managed. For years, key information—such as financial data, schedules, resources, and technical activities—has been stored in isolated Excel files and department-specific systems, creating silos and making it difficult to report, collaborate or get a unified view of projects. The new Project Management Platform (PMP) addresses this by centralizing all project-related data into a single, structured database. PMP will interconnect with existing tools like CET, APT and Power BI, enabling automated data exchange, unified reporting, advanced analytics, and real-time dashboards. This integration not only streamlines project tracking and reporting but also improves data quality and decision-making across teams. The platform is currently in its final development phase, with a planned launch in June 2025, followed by training sessions, documentation, and support to help teams transition smoothly.

Etienne Scaioni