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This Vice President frequently faces the task of effectively engaging in communication with stakeholders who cannot be physically present at the construction site. The difficulty lay in efficiently including remote stakeholders, such as architects, engineers, and owners, who could not be on-site, in project communication and decision-making processes. This traditional approach is time-consuming and burdensome.
This Vice President frequently faces the task of effectively engaging in communication with stakeholders who cannot be physically present at the construction site. The difficulty lay in efficiently including remote stakeholders, such as architects, engineers, and owners, who could not be on-site, in project communication and decision-making processes. This traditional approach is time-consuming and burdensome.
"I have used Disperse on the last fifteen projects I've worked on."
I have used Disperse on the last fifteen projects I've worked on. It facilitates communication with people who aren't present, such as clinicians who can't afford to step away or architects, engineers, and owners who couldn't go on-site during COVID. Disperse enables us to involve them remotely.
It's an incredibly powerful tool for the time of the industry we are in right now. Normally getting to the job site, walking the site, then staring at a minor problem and getting it resolved while involving multiple stakeholders is exceptionally time-consuming. With Disperse, we can just set up a remote meeting, pull up the model and get everyone informed and aligned almost instantaneously.
That's the simple way that Disperse supports project communication. And it's crucial because keeping people up to date with the job progress excites them and keeps them committed to the outcome.