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How to Effectively Communicate the Schedule
Ultimately, the schedule is the tool that will determine project success. Ensuring it is communicated accurately, consistently and completely with all teams is the only way to maximize its potential.
By Jerad Ferrell
September 28, 2017
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by Jerad Ferrell
Jerad Ferrell is the Sr. Product Marketing Manager for Project Management/Mobile for Procore, bringing 25 years of construction technology experience. Jerad's roots in construction run deep as his family once owned the 12th largest electrical contracting firm in the U.S. before becoming one of the industry's first construction ERP providers. After his family sold the construction software business, Jerad took his construction technology background to work as an IT leader within multiple construction companies where he gained fantastic experience and learned how to optimize the use of technology for contractors.
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