Technology
Construction Connected: Smarter Equipment Poses New Challenges and Opportunities
Disruptive technologies will upend traditional operational models and transform the relationship between man and machine, reducing risks and costs, and ensuring a smarter and safer construction industry.
By Joe Berti
February 2, 2020
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by Joe Berti
Joe Berti provides detailed direction on key technical and marketing tasks to launch an offering feature, offering or collection of offerings. He is accountable for key outcome metrics, including customer satisfaction, accessibility and revenue and profitability of assigned offering. Joe also demonstrates offering capabilities and value proposition to external stakeholders (customers, partners and analysts), analyzing feedback to identify potential gaps or opportunities and make recommendations on how to address them. He has 25+ years of leadership experience in software and services in more than eight industries with a focus on transforming industries using optimization technologies. As an experienced Innovator, Joe launched 10+ products and services, transforming entire industries.
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