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Improve Asset Tracking Using Technology to Save Managers Time and Money
Beyond saving money and time, investing in technology solutions will allow construction companies and their employees to readjust to increasing demand in work and provide them a competitive advantage as they take on additional projects.
By Reza Hemmati
November 9, 2020
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Equipment
Technology
by Reza Hemmati
Reza Hemmati is the VP of product management at Spireon, the vehicle intelligence company. Leading the development of FleetLocate products, Reza helps fleets in various industries, including?construction,?realize the significant benefits of asset tracking technology.
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