Technology
Using Technology to Maximize Equipment Utilization
With integrated CMMS and dispatching software systems, contractors can increase equipment utilization and reduce unscheduled downtime.
By Herb Brownett
June 8, 2020
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by Herb Brownett
Herb Brownett, CCIFP, is a financial management and operations consultant who works with contractors and construction industry suppliers, including B2W Software. Herb previously served as a CFO and executive for several construction companies. He is a longtime member of CFMA and was national chairman of both CFMA and the ICCIFP. He can be reached at herb@brownettassoc.com.
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