Technology

Applying Disaster Recovery Data Lessons to Construction Project Delivery
Disaster rebuild projects can take years. What if there was a transparent exchange of information across the vast network of teams involved? Technology and data can speed disaster recovery rebuilding.
By Saurabh Bhandari and Frank Malangone
September 7, 2019
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by Saurabh Bhandari
Saurabh has 18+years of construction and design management experience in major public and private infrastructure projects in UK, Australia and MESA. As a front-end delivery practitioner, he is passionate about increasing the role of project and program management disciplines in disaster recovery. He has led and participated in delivery of many award-winning projects; including the Cumbria Infrastructure Recovery Program, and specializes in developing fast response program delivery teams.
by Frank Malangone
Frank Malangone has more than 35 years’ experience as a business technology leader within the engineering and construction (E&C) industry, with a focus on shaping and implementing construction management software to improve project planning and delivery outcomes. Frank, who holds an MBA with a concentration in business technology, frequently presents executive workshops and conference presentations on industry trends as well as Oracle’s strategy for customers’ success.
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