Technology
Post-Pandemic Construction: Could COVID-19 Be the Catalyst for Digital Adoption?
Ensuring that projects are leveraging technology to stay on-target and on-budget can help the industry recover from the effects of the pandemic.
By Eoin Byrne
October 22, 2020
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by Eoin Byrne
Eoin Byrne joined Linesight in the US in 2015, having worked as a cost consultant and site manager in Ireland for seven years beforehand. He has a wealth of experience across a diverse range of sectors but has focused primarily on data centers since joining Linesight. Having previously led the team on a data center program for a large client, Eoin is now leading the managed services on a significant data center program for a world-leading technology company.
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