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Guide to Connected Construction

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Inventory the data your company currently collects, quantify the value you're getting from it, and explore new ways it can help you make better and faster decisions. Also consider the type of data you could be collecting with the tools you already use. With this understanding, you can netune your focus and create a plan that produces early wins. Because data is invaluable in a Connected Construction ecosystem, fostering a company culture that values data as a core asset and continually seeks to capture, curate, and use data for maximum eect is key to maximizing the benets Connected Construction will produce for your company. BENEFITS OF IMPROVED DATA GATHERING AND ANALYSIS CAPABILITIES. Better ability to complete projects at/under budget. 53% Better ability to complete projects at/under schedule. 36% Greater productivity 47% Greater protability 46% Improved ability to win new work. 26% Increased safety on projects 34% Contractors who reported improved data gathering and analysis selected the top three benets generated by the improvement. below are the percentages that include each benet among the top three. Better budget compliance tops the list, followed closely by improved productivity, protability and safety. CAPITALIZE ON EXISTING DATA 3

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