Business

How Improved Project Management Leads to Real Cost Savings
Construction is slowly adopting technology in daily operations, but many firms are still supported by disparate, non-integrated systems. Here’s how inefficient systems may be impacting the bottom line.
By Alan Littman
June 20, 2019
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by Alan Littman
Alan Littman is chief marketing and sales officer of Agile Frameworks, which provides a single application to schedule, dispatch, test, collect and assemble results to accurately deliver information to clients in real time. It is the only industry solution that fully integrates corporate, field, and lab management activities in one platform across multiple engineering and construction disciplines. The company’s cash calculator helps construction firms quantify the cost of project inefficiencies and where they occur—scheduling, project management, quality assurance, safety, and billing.
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