Technology
How Automation Is Changing the Construction Industry
From improving onsite safety standards to changing relationships with data, automation is changing the construction industry in 2021.
By Angie Licata
May 6, 2021
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by Angie Licata
Angie Licate has grown from a product leader to marketplace VP to one of the most influential and impactful team members at Ryvit in just four short years. Her knowledge of industry ERPs and tools in the marketplace has enabled her to build an expert reputation with some of the biggest names in the industry including SAP Concur, Viewpoint Vista, Procore and Sage. She’s personally handled hundreds of customer implementations and partner activations on the Ryvit iPaaS, and she’s acutely aware of market trends, technology advancements and business interests. Angie’s expertise goes deep into the world of product development, integration development and business management.
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