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5 Reasons Disconnected Data Solutions Impairs Construction Organizations

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©2022 ProjectSight. All Rights Reserved. 2. Inaccurate Data Without a single repository, data often gets entered multiple times between the field and office. That duplication then leads to errors and inaccuracies that produce still more work and headaches. Connected data means that once information is entered in the field or office, it automatically updates other fields or functions in the software and is shared among all stakeholders, so everyone is working from the same data sets. As one example of how powerful this type of connectivity can be, contractors saw a 50% reduction in the amount of time it took to capture and manage field time by simply using a mobile field capture of time, labor and materials, according to the report, "Driving ROI, The Case for a Proven Construction Management Solution" from Hobson & Company, which creates ROI and TCO sales tools and processes. "Before ProjectSight, we had superintendents filling out Daily Construction Reports long hand, administrators working from a separate database and project managers were still working in the old software or on custom spreadsheets that required triple entry of the same information." "Now, we've centralized all that, not just on a project level, but also on a company level. Sr. management can get real time insight into any of the projects at any time, whether on the cost or document side." — Dan Bentil, Project Manager with KCS West 5

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