Technology
Can Connected Data Improve Construction Project Certainty?
Connected data—made possible by integrated project controls platforms—can drive more realistic, risk-informed plans and dramatically reduce the contingency associated with uncertainty.
By Bradley Barth
June 8, 2021
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by Bradley Barth
Brad Barth is a member of In Eight’s executive leadership team and a key architect of the company’s product vision and strategy. Prior to InEight, Brad spent 20 years in a similar role at Hard Dollar, where he helped define the project cost management category of software that later became the foundation of InEight. He has driven many industry innovations in project controls software, most notably in the area of cost-schedule integration. Brad has served on the Board of Advisors for Fiatech/CII and is a frequent speaker at construction industry technology conferences.
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