Technology

Integrated Software Is an Imperative in the Construction Industry
Contractors need integrated and connected solutions for a seamless flow of data. Connected software solutions automate complicated workflows and facilitate collaboration and operational efficiency.
By Frédéric Guitton and James Cook
April 7, 2020
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by Frédéric Guitton
Frédéric Guitton’s role is to directly influence the rapid expansion of RedTeam Software by strategically expanding its reach through a well-defined company culture, strategy and marketing. He works closely with financial and strategic partners, identifying new partners, providing an excellent experience and great support to existing clients. RedTeam is a rapidly-growing construction management platform that enables commercial contractors visibility across every stage of a project’s lifecycle.
by James Cook
James Cook works closely with partners who integrate with the Autodesk Construction Cloud solutions to build a best-of-breed construction technology ecosystem. He comes to Autodesk through the acquisition of PlanGrid where he was the Head of Partnerships & Strategic Alliances. Prior to PlanGrid, James developed and managed software partnerships as a Director of Business Development at Box. James has also held various roles in finance and banking at Jefferies & Company and GE Capital. He earned his MBA at the University of California, Berkeley and his BA at Stanford University.
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