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The e-commerce revolution has brought an exorbitant amount of ease and convenience to our daily lives, so why shouldn’t it translate to construction? Though construction companies are adopting digital and cloud technology, there is still no consistent interface between the field and warehouse for requesting needed items, or even information about what’s available.
It happens all too often around a job site. A unique, expensive piece of equipment is requested for a specific job, then after completion, is forgotten about. Each day it sits idly, charging daily fees to the project.
When it comes to running a successful construction business, there are many factors that come into play. But one of the most important? Internal operations management.
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