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06 Habit #6 builds on #5. Contractors must lead the strategic implementation of project management software. They must collaborate with and engage all stakeholders inside and outside the organization. Consider that change orders present considerable risks to any project. Change orders can wreak havoc on a construction schedule and raise project costs beyond the allocated budget. Lack of communication leads to change orders. Too often in the design of a hospital wing or a university facility, the capital project team forgets to communicate with the end users. Best-in-class contractors use technology such as building information modeling tools to engage internal stakeholders and end users. Remember, if a picture is worth a thousand words, a model is worth a million. Top contractors find a way to make complex models as easy to use as Google Earth so that someone with no design or construction background can engage in the process and contribute — thereby reducing the chance of change orders during construction. COLLABORATE TO ACCELERATE Page 9

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