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From: Journal of Light Construction January 1996
Posted on: January 1, 1996

Software for Builders That Works

"After years of trial and error, these four builders found programs that match the way they do business"

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JLC • NEW ENGLAND EDITION • JANUARY 1996 JLC • NEW ENGLAND EDITION • JANUARY 1996/0 After years of trial and error, these four builders found programs that match the way they do business We hear the questions a lot: "What software should I buy for my contracting business? Which packages are appropriate for builders, and which ones can help me be more profitable?" The answers to these questions depend on several things, but mostly on the way you work, your level of computer experience, and how much time you have to devote to a learning curve. Over the next few pages, you'll meet several builders who use computers extensively. You'll learn how

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Subject: Computers, Construction Management, Business, Software, Job-Costing, . . .
Location: San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA
Organization: Pratt Institute

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