Business
Focusing on the Business Side of Projects and Adopting a Cloud Strategy Is Key Post-COVID-19
COVID-19 presented a rare opportunity to reevaluate how contractors look at their businesses and how they should set their companies up for future success.
By Matt Mong
June 8, 2021
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by Matt Mong
Matt is a Project Business evangelist, leading thought leadership efforts for Adeaca. Matt has worked to define and expose the fundamental issues plaguing project-based companies today, and the solutions needed to fix them. Matt coined the product category term Project Business Automation, now adopted by Forrester, as a new approach to digital transformation for project-driven businesses.
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