Equipment
Three Benefits of IoT Technology for Construction Equipment
Major construction firms will continue to beef up their workflow with advanced technologies, leaving others in the dust. The future of construction is in big data and contractors must build capacity to harness it.
By Kinana Hussain
July 22, 2019
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Equipment
by Kinana Hussain
Kinana Hussain is Vice President of Product Line Management at CalAmp and has held the position since 2017. He leads strategies to maximize the impact of product launches for the telematics and IoT market leader. Before joining CalAmp, Kinana lent his winning blend of business expertise in product development over a series of positions with Peregrine Semiconductor (now Murata), and Vitesse Semiconductor (now MicroChip).
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