Technology
Tech Implementation: The Devil Is in the Details
Adopting new technologies is rarely painless, and implementation carries costs most people overlook. It’s very likely the technology won’t work as planned the first time it’s put into practice, so construction firms should be prepared to overcome obstacles before enjoying any benefits. Learn from these real-life examples.
By Gerald Vogl
August 31, 2018
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