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Investing in the right software infrastructure model to improve workflows, outdated processes and reporting can pay huge dividends. But what’s the best software platform model for ensuring that estimating, operations and accounting/ERP systems work together? This roundtable will debate prevailing approaches, including accounting-led back office vs. integrated field-centric models, and more. 

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Streaming LIVE from FutureTech 2019 | People are eager to see what data-digesting algorithms can find to analyze in order to make predictions and improve business practices. What will predictive analytics mean for the future of construction planning and execution? Our panel from firms in design, contracting and risk management will explore the answers.

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Location-sensitive data delivery creates the opportunity to use location-aware mobile devices to pull and push location-relevant data to/from the jobsite on demand, to deliver answers where the answers matter most. We'll discuss how it's enabling the practical integration of the most exciting project management tech for the improvement of construction efficiency and safety that is available today.

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Estimating construction costs has always been a challenge due to volatile material prices and the cyclical nature of the market. Trending factors, such as labor availability, material pricing and owner roles will all effect planning processes, making flexibility in response necessary. During this webinar, attendees will learn key strategies for adjusting estimates with real-world market conditions in mind.

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Join us for this webinar as Steve Jones, Senior Director at Dodge Data & Analytics presents key discoveries from a new SmartMarket report that reveals current methods of gathering and analyzing data, as well as the potential for leveraging technology to further improve project performance, profitability and competitiveness.

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Technology that gives managers better visibility about what’s happening on the job site in near real-time, gives them tools to spot and mitigate inefficiencies and risks before they become disruptions or expensive calamities. Project tech specialists will share how technology is helping to improve management’s ability to see what’s going on, while there’s still time for corrections to enhance production, profits, and safety.

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Today there is a wide assortment of tools available to benchmark and assess operational and financial performance, and many construction firms are sitting on a treasure trove of data from past projects. We will hear from industry experts about uncovering insights from the data you already have to pick better targets for bids, make more accurate estimates and perform with greater efficiency—and profitability.

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