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e-construction feature articles
(2002)

Keeping Tabs on Software Yields Efficiency and Savings 12/9/2002
Buy what you use and use what you buy. This sounds like a pretty simple and sound policy, but it is tough to execute when it comes to software. Full Story >>

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12/09/2002 Electric Utilities Dip Toes Into Emerging Technology

09/23/2002 Special Report - High-tech Protection Moves From Lab to Marketplace

09/16/2002 New Players Push Project Management to the Web

09/16/2002 Lasers Go Into Overdrive, Pushed by Technology Gains

09/16/2002 Coal Mining Region Needs Better Maps Underground

06/03/2002 Web-based System Tracks Work and Keeps It on Track Projects

06/03/2002 Personal Workspace Control Is Not Yet a Home Run

06/03/2002 The Corps' Doctor Will Make House Calls to Check Design

06/03/2002 Researchers Challenged to Improve Construction

02/25/2002 High-Tech Tools and Hard, Hard Work At FOB Rhino

02/25/2002 Building Digitally Provides Schedule, Cost Efficiencies

02/25/2002 Mounting Volume of Junk Defies Filters, Delete Keys

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