Dodge Data & Analytics and Dexter + Chaney Partner to Streamline Document and Bid Management Workflows

Words: Dan Kamys

Dodge Data & Analytics and Dexter + Chaney, a leading provider of construction management software, announced that they will promote and provide Dodge PlanRoom 2017 to Dexter + Chaney subscribers. Dodge PlanRoom 2017 is a simple, secure service for contractors and subcontractors to connect and share project information and manage their bidding process in a convenient, online location.

Dodge PlanRoom 2017

Through this strategic reseller agreement, Dodge PlanRoom 2017 will be integrated with Dexter + Chaney’s Spectrum® Construction ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software this year, facilitating streamlined workflow from pre-construction through closeout.

“We are excited to be working with Dexter + Chaney to combine Dodge tools and intelligence with their world-class construction management software,” said Mike Petrullo, Chief Executive Officer, Dodge Data & Analytics. “This is another important step in realizing our vision of creating a cloud-based hub to revolutionize workflow management and connect projects, people, and products in the construction community.”

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