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Five Steps for Construction Companies to Transition to a Digital Worksite

Finding the time and resources to onboard to a digital worksite can be seamless with the right partner and tools. There are five steps to transition to a digital and connected worksite.
By Igor Avlijas
May 3, 2021
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by Igor Avlijas
Igor Avlijas, P.Eng., leads the Digital Worksite program at Blackline Safety, where he and his team of data scientists, analysts, subject matter experts and industry partners are delivering value to construction, turnarounds and maintenance programs. Igor received a BSc in Electrical Engineering from the University of Calgary in 2004 and later completed his LEAN Construction and Six Sigma Black Belt certification.

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