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Potential Construction Liabilities Contractors Need to Know
From financial imbalance to trouble retaining cash flow, circumstances are unfavorable for contractors that rely on banks for surety credits. To prevent loss of liquidity, contractors should use software and other technology to keep their accounting data in place and avoid risks with project deliveries.
By Manipal Dhariwal
August 8, 2020
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by Manipal Dhariwal
Manipal Dhariwal, CEO and Co-Founder of Netsmartz, is a first-generation, globally recognized serial entrepreneur with 20+ years of industry experience. With the motive to surmount the Construction Software Industry, Netsmartz introduces ProjectPro, an integrated construction accounting software that revolutionizes conventional construction business. ProjectPro leverages Microsoft Dynamics 365 BC capabilities to help construction businesses to streamline their processes related to ERP, CRM, Project Management, and Accounting.
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