What Happens Next Part 2: Changes to Contracting, Risk Management and Productivity

What are you doing to navigate today's industry shift for your organization's capital program? Join this live webinar with Barry LePatner, Esq. from LePatner and Associates-LLP, Mark Blumkin from Deloitte, and Andrea Rutledge from CMAA as they explore what to do now to prepare for supply chain restrictions, legal and risk implications, changes to contracting, and how technology address productivity concerns.

Some of the topics to be discussed include:

What changes are needed to contracting?
What schedule adjustments are needed to compensate for supply chain restrictions?
What other legal and risk implications should you be prepared for?
How can technology address productivity concerns?

The best way to understand how e-Builder Enterprise can transform your capital program management is to see it for yourself. Schedule your demo today.

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