Technology
How Construction Firms Can Benefit From Digital Transformation and Drone Technology
Harnessing automation, integrating drones and finding the right technology partners can give contractors actionable site intelligence, increase efficiencies, improve resiliency and keep projects on track.
By Matt Brown
October 5, 2020
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by Matt Brown
Matt Brown leads the sales, marketing and customer success teams at AirMap. He has extensive experience across multiple sectors leading successful growth initiatives. Matt previously worked at Vixxo, a technology-enabled services company where he served as CRO and drove their go-to-market strategy. He also led part of GE Digital’s global sales efforts and served as head of product and sales at Naverus, which was acquired by GE Aviation. Follow him on LinkedIn to learn more about how drones are unlocking value for enterprises across all industries.
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