Technology
Disruption Within Construction: Is Infrastructure the New Frontier for Innovation?
Modular architecture, standalone solutions that integrate with other software, increase the quantity and speed at which data is transferred and analyzed and constantly evolves to meet new challenges.
By George White
May 10, 2021
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Technology
by George White
George White’s career has been focused on working with stakeholders in the infrastructure and construction industries to bring technology to the forefront in their operations. During his tenure at HeadLight, he has managed diverse teams and overseen numerous technology projects for customers ranging from Fortune 500 organizations to the federal government. George is recognized as an innovator in the transportation construction industry and provides more than 10 years of management experience and more than 15 years of industry knowledge and connections to the company. George currently serves on an industry-leading technical steering committee alongside members of state and federal government, private sector and academia.
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