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How Connected Data Can Take Construction Work to the Next Level
As contractors continue their data journey, more of the bigger picture will become clear until they have a complete view of the full project lifecycle, from design to delivery, and the ability to drive optimal outcomes as every stage.
By Mark Edwards
April 15, 2021
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by Mark Edwards
Mark Edwards joined InEight in 2018, as chief delivery officer. In this role, he is responsible for product development, customer success, service delivery, training and InEight’s project management office.
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