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Addressing Construction Industry Challenges

We have identified three ways to address our current industry challenges and to create a much more efficient and profitable business model for the construction industry.

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How Smart Contracts are Reducing Inefficiencies in Construction

  The construction industry notoriously lags in productivity improvements and technology adoption. Its sluggish pace results in trillions of dollars in lost value – approximately $1.6 trillion a year. One underlying cause of this lagging performance is the way the industry develops complex physical assets, a process that has essentially remained unchanged in the face …

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