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Construction Must Evolve to Address the Labor Shortage

While workers all over the country consider career changes, they should look at construction.
By Matt Daly
April 8, 2022
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by Matt Daly
Matt is the CEO of StructionSite, an Intelligent Project Tracking software combining 360 cameras and AI to automate the production tracking process. Prior to StructionSite, Matt spent 9 years at FARO Technologies where he learned about lean manufacturing and process control while helping automotive and aerospace manufacturers implement 3D scanning solutions on their production lines.

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