Business
Increase Efficiency to Solve Cash Flow Problems in Construction
In today’s construction landscape, contractors won’t run out of work; but if their accounting strategies aren’t up to par, they will run out of money. Taking a few steps to improve efficiency can help increase profits and solve cash flow problems.
By Katie Rapp
February 10, 2017
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by Katie Rapp
Katie Rapp is the Product Marketing Manager for Construction Financials and accounting integrations at Procore, overseeing all go-to market strategies and product positioning for contract management, change management, budgeting, billings, and ERP connectors. She works closely with Procore’s R&D and sales teams to bring industry-leading construction solutions to the industry.
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