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Printing And
Paper Pushing: Fuel To The Fire Of Inefficiency In Construction
The construction
industry is one of few industries that hasn’t experienced significant
productivity gains in the last decade. In fact, construction productivity is
actually on the decline according to the National Institute of Standards
and Technology (NIST), to the tune of a whopping $19.2 billion in efficiency losses per year.
Why? A lack of
technology adoption and inefficient hard-copy paper pushing is among the top 3
contributors. Thankfully, the cost of lagging technology is probably the easiest
to reclaim. We are all concerned with project cost, but in a manner of
speaking, our budgets are consistently being busted by that rotund machine in
the corner. It’s not the cost of the machine, paper or ink that will sink our
budgets, but the labor inefficiencies that it fuels. Remove that fuel from the
job site and watch bottom lines improve.
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