Business
Optimize Workflows to Reduce Inefficiencies and Improve Business Operations
In construction, there are typically a lot of inefficiencies, redundancies and opportunities to improve the quality of work. All of these can lead to completing work in a timelier manner, using fewer resources and resulting in happier customers—and ultimately more profit.
By Tarry Schabel
December 8, 2021
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Business
by Tarry Schabel
Tarry Schabel is in Aktion’s Maumee, Ohio, office where he leads a national sales team focused on helping construction companies modernize their operations by implementing next-gen software for the construction industry, including Sage Intacct Construction, Sage 300 CRE, Sage 100 Contractor and Sage ISV/Third Party applications. Aktion Associates is a national ERP software reseller and IT infrastructure provider focused on the Architectural Engineering & Construction, Distribution and Manufacturing industries.
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