Technology
Three Key Technologies Driving Collaboration Among the Office, Team and Field
Three key technologies are fueling the transformation to digitize operations—redefining how construction companies collaborate both inside and outside the organization to achieve a competitive edge.
By Matt Harris
August 9, 2018
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by Matt Harris
Matt Harris is Vice President and General Manager at Portland-Ore.-based Trimble Viewpoint, a construction management division of industrial technology company Trimble. He is responsible for Trimble Viewpoint’s overall business, including its long-range strategy and execution while leading a global team who is passionate about making a difference with construction technology.
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