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Construction technology can no longer be treated like a “Project” with a beginning, middle and end to the implementation. There are now hundreds of specialized technology tools that can be implemented by contractors and each add individual value. But the true value comes from integrating this technology together with effective workflows and the right team of people. Contractors build competitive advantages when they leverage technology and talent to integrate workflows across functional areas in their business. Ultimately the workflows can be integrated across multiple companies in the supply chain to unlock maximum value. Look at the example of a purchasing process and different levels of integration starting with relatively simple implementation through supply-chain integration: > Write a Purchase Order > Receive Material > Receive, Approve & Pay Invoice > Mobile Updates to Field on Materials + Mobile Receiving > Tie Purchase Order to Standard Parts Database With Pricing > Virtual Construction Modelers Receive Instant Feedback If a Long-Lead Item is Designed > Proposed Purchase Order or Release Created Automatically From VC Model > 2-Way Data Exchange With Suppliers for Pricing, Inventory, Ordering and Billing

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Matthew Apodaca

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