The construction industry hits the internet

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Khatri, M

Series: CSM ; 5 May 2000, 28-29(2)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Considers how the internet can benefit the construction industry. Suggests that the internet can help save time and money and assist in integrating the supply chain.

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Considers how the internet can benefit the construction industry. Suggests that the internet can help save time and money and assist in integrating the supply chain.

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