Technology
The Construction Industry: Poised for Constructible Change
It’s time to take a purpose-driven approach to building construction with a constructible process that coordinates and optimizes the entire design, build and operate life cycle.
By Chris Moor
March 28, 2019
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by Chris Moor
Chris Moor is the Business Area Director for Collaborative Workflow at Trimble. He has more than 30 years of experience in the international construction software industry and came to Trimble through the acquisition of FabSuite, where he was COO. He has served in several executive leadership positions across the industry and volunteers in various organizations and committees including BuildingSmart, where he is former Chair of the U.S. National BIM Standard Project Committee.
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