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Transparency Is Key to Driving the Future of Construction
Transparency problems are detrimental to the industry, but there are steps to remediate the situation.
By Raffi Holzer
March 1, 2022
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by Raffi Holzer
Raffi Holzer is the CEO of Avvir, a construction technology company based in NYC that employs computer vision and deep learning to provide automated construction verification and progress monitoring. Prior to starting Avvir, Raffi worked for three years as a product manager, helping clients realize and bring to market products that served the needs of both the users and the business.
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