Technology

Three Ways to Improve Data Management in Construction
Three critical considerations for data management are data ownership, portability and structure. By taking advantage of predictive insights, contractors can improve performance and experience greater digitalization.
By Taylor Ames
August 13, 2019
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by Taylor Ames
Taylor Ames is a technical solutions executive for Autodesk Construction Solutions, a construction software suite that helps the building industry plan, design, build and maintain the world’s most complex projects more efficiently. Taylor previously spent seven years in the construction industry working for Turner Construction Company, where he held several positions including preconstruction engineer, field engineer and, most notably, digital practice engineer for all four Ohio office locations. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management from the University of Cincinnati. He lives in Columbus, Ohio with his wife, Carli, and two boys Henry and Theodore.
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