Technology
How the Pandemic Pushed the Construction Industry Five Years Into the Future
The pandemic propelled the construction industry to adopt technologies that keep workers safe. The future of construction depends on continued adoption.
By Alexandra McManus and Hussein Cholkamy
August 9, 2021
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Technology
by Alexandra McManus
Alexandra McManus brings more than 20 years of professional experience in the construction technology space with business development, creating new markets, revenue growth, operations and leadership. She provides a constant stream of vision and intuition for Eyrus and motivates the entire team.
by Hussein Cholkamy
Hussein Cholkamy brings more than 20 years of global experience in real estate development, construction and design. His dynamic understanding of construction projects and their complexities today, along with his experience in business development and operations has paved the way for Eyrus’s success in the market. Eyrus is a U.S.-based Jobsite Intelligence Platform dedicated to creating accurate and impactful outcomes for construction industry leaders through powerful data capturing tools in real-time. See how Eyrus can help solve your specific project goals at https://www.eyrus.com/solutions.
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