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Modelling the impact of the adoption of digital technologies on productivity in the South African construction industry
An endemic problem across the South African construction industry is low project productivity. This challenge affects the profitability and sustainability of a construction project, stakeholders and investors across the industry, and the lifecycle of both the project and organisations, with financia
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