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David Price Joins the Tech Takeaway Podcast

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David Price on 26th Mar 2024

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As a industry, both within construction and the wider tech-sphere, it's great to be able to collaborate and share ideas. I recently had the opportunity to do just that, as an invited guest on Gardner System's Tech Takeaway Podcast - Episode 42.

Thank you to Paul Stringfellow and Wayne Miller from Gardner Systems for inviting me on to discuss how we have adapted to remote working, the critical role of communication, collaboration among competitors, evaluating potential solutions, and balancing stakeholders in procurement decisions.

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