About the Webinar
Come hear from capital program experts about how owner organizations can better manage program cost for more insight and visibility into cash flows and forecasts at every stage of your capital projects.
Gaining visibility into cost management and budget forecasting is the lifeblood of any capital program. Without proper cost management, leaders are unable to measure project financials, effectively allocate resources where appropriate, and ultimately make sound project decisions.
Whether you’re in the planning stages, reforecasting or getting ready to close out a project, a construction management software that can automate & track budget, spend, and cost projection in real-time will empower leaders to make accurate, data-driven decisions.
Want to learn how modern construction leaders are using software to enhance their decision making and improve project performance? Join us and take away the following:
- How to reduce project intake analysis time to minutes
- Getting the cost forecasts you need to avoid overruns
- How to reduce your need for a large contingency
- Why an owner organization should never trust a general contractor for their cost management
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Speakers
Listen to our Capital Program Industry Experts as they explore document management in construction.
Wendy Kaszycki
University of Southern California
Assoc. Vice President, Controls, Finance & Administration
Assoc. Vice President, Controls, Finance & Administration
Tollie Justice
e-Builder, a Trimble company
Program Director
Program Director
“We are using e-Builder to help with project intake analysis. We have spoken to other Universities and what is taking them days to do, we are accomplishing in 15 minutes...” - Wendy Kaszycki
Join our live conversation with a key customer to learn how these issues are being addressed and to possibly brainstorm new ideas. They will share some of the tips and tricks they have learned by trial and error.
