Technology
Keys to Successful Technology Adoption
The most effective construction technology starts with the user, so find a provider that stays engaged with the user’s needs to ensure that technology investments are successful.
By Alissa Briggs
May 1, 2019
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by Alissa Briggs
Alissa Briggs is the director of design for PlanGrid, an Autodesk company, where she leads a team of designers, researchers and content strategists. With over 10 years of user-centric design leadership experience, Alissa is an expert in advancing vision, strategies and execution with design thinking. She holds advanced degrees in human-computer interaction and computer science from Carnegie Mellon University. She is based in San Francisco and in her free time, you can find her tweeting @alissadesigns, designing wearable electronics and exploring the great outdoors.
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