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Eliminate Downtime

Explore how the industry is working to eliminate downtime. Discover insights, stories, and innovations driving efficiency, connectivity, and collaboration across the construction ecosystem.

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Contractor, Eliminate Downtime, The Interview
– 8 min.
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‘You have to create a culture where unsafe practices are unacceptable’

A bald man with a trimmed beard in a dark suit and tie stands in front of a blurred office, representing construction telematics.
By Martin O’Rourke
Director of Communications

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Eliminate Downtime
– 3 min.

Launching the Downtime Index

By Mathias Frost Bilgram
Chief Customer Officer at Trackunit

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Eliminate Downtime, OEM, The Interview
– 8 min.
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How Hilti’s trust in the process is driving construction forward

At Hilti, a commitment to building processes that make customers more successful, underpins everything it does. Martin Inganaes tells The Interview why.
A bald man with a trimmed beard in a dark suit and tie stands in front of a blurred office, representing construction telematics.
By Martin O’Rourke
Director of Communications