Women in construction and why it matters - to everyone.
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A: In 2003, I joined the Houston chapter of the National Association for Women in Construction (NAWIC) and was a member for 15 years where I became a Regional Director. One thing I noticed right away was I needed to educate every time someone asked me what I do in the construction industry – explaining that I worked for the software implementation providers, whether it was Timberline or Microsoft Dynamics 365 – and not a contractor. Meaning, one of the qualifiers for this organization is that you must be employed with a general contractor or a subcontractor or a trade vendor supplier or a in a support type of role insurance banking rep or financing or construction industries. Without ERP software in construction, buildings and roads would not be built. ERP software is just as much a tool as a backhoe or excavator for the construction industry.
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