How Big Tech Supports Strategic Growth

The tech industry has seen exponential growth in recent years as the world has become more reliant on technology and demanded improved digital experiences. For some of the biggest technology companies, growth over the last 18 months has been dizzying and shows no signs of slowing. To manage this wild growth, strategic physical expansion and digital business processes have taken center stage.

The demand for physical space is on the rise. Whether it is data centers, office space, fulfillment/processing centers, manufacturing sites and factories, or distribution centers, these tech giant companies require a scalable solution to meet construction demands to support growing operations. While construction and real estate management departments once took the backseat, they have now become a critical component of the business.

An agile and flexible construction project management software solution is at the core of successful construction delivery.

Beyond physical buildings, utilizing smart, digital workflows ensure that stakeholders have real-time information and can make informed decisions that are rooted in data. From complex data processing for improved reporting and analysis, to smarter digital workflows that reduce errors and rework, companies are investing in the future of the way businesses operate – an important factor in elevating good businesses to great businesses.

In 2020, Kahua was named to Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500, a ranking of the 500 fastest-growing companies in North America. Today, 4 of the top 8 U.S. tech companies use Kahua on capital construction programs.

These tech titans all have one thing in common… they want a technology partner that provides an agile and flexible solution that allows them to grow in a structured yet tailored manner. By choosing modern  cloud-based collaborative program and project management solutions, these big tech companies have been able to deploy best practices, integrate and optimize teams, and provide insight for planning, execution, and delivery – further positioning them for continued success.