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Please watch our blog this week as Wayne offers less traditional metrics to add to your dashboard that can give you FORWARD LOOKING assistance in measuring your current and future success.
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Tom Schlomann says:
Wayne, great blog as usual, but most of the information you discuss really applies more to a contractor that works in the private sector or maybe a sub, dealing with multiple GC’s. Is this right, or am I missing something. The contractors approach with public sector agencies/owners is much different i think. Do you agree.
Wayne Rivers says:
Yes, public works/DOT contractors live in a different space, Tom.