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©2024 Trimble Inc. All Rights Reserved. "Should there be something that happens down the road, they know that we did verify at the time that our work was complete. Otherwise, if we don't have that, we're going to get blamed for it." —Brendan Myers, Director of Operations ProjectSight not only helps protect the company, it also enables employees to do their work faster and better. Everyone knows what information they need to capture, and where to store and retrieve it. Brendan recalls that before ProjectSight teams were organizing files differently and there was little standardization. "[Files] were either in a folder somewhere or in email. I saw the need for standardization across the company to improve document control and alleviate some of the inefficiencies that can happen with revisions and lots of documents and emails." Having a centralized location for their documentation means team members know where all the checklists, drawings and pictures are and it's making life a lot easier in the office and in the field. Brendan elaborated, "Having a spot with all of the history, where you can understand what has happened and write comments, is great. Otherwise, if something happens and I can't get access to someone's email, I'm completely out of the loop." "I don't have to wonder how I'm going to get information now. A Superintendent asked me a question about a piece of equipment on a project. I didn't have to sit there wondering or send an email. I just logged into ProjectSight and was able to do my work. I'm no longer pushing communication and waiting for communication to come back, I can continue to do my job." 8

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