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Three Construction Industry Predictions for Success in 2020
This year, contractors can leverage the latest technologies and business models to make significant strides in efficiency and stay competitive against a backdrop of new market entrants.
By Kenny Ingram
January 4, 2020
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by Kenny Ingram
Kenny Ingram is the Vice President for the construction, contracting, engineering, infrastructure and shipbuilding industries at IFS. In addition, he is heavily involved in other project and asset lifecycle industries including oil and gas, energy, utilities, and defense.
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