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Airport CFOs Checklist | Trust AND Verify to Minimize Airport Labor Costs

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As airport operations expand, CFOs face the increasing challenge of accurately tracking contractor labor costs across multiple, complex projects, with traditional manual methods often resulting in millions of dollars unverified. Without precise labor tracking, valuable insights that could enhance resource allocation and operational efficiency are missed. We have created a checklist for forward-thinking CFOs to identify areas for improvement. 

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The CFO’s Secret Weapon: Micro-Location Tech Transforms Airport Financials

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Our Ramsey Nuwar examines the challenges faced by airport CFOs in tracking contractor labor hours and says that micro-location technology is a solution. Our technology provides real-time data on contractor movements, enhancing safety, labor utilization tracking, and financial oversight. It aids in preventing overpayments, mitigating financial risks, and improving future project planning and resource allocation. By adopting micro-location systems, airports can significantly optimize costs, increase productivity, and enhance stakeholder reporting, paving the way for more efficient operations.

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5 Ways Location Intelligence Can Optimize Warehouse Operations

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Warehousing and fulfillment operations today are faced with more challenges than ever in seeking higher operational efficiency in an increasingly competitive market. Location intelligence is changing how warehouses operate, from optimizing profit margins to ensuring safety compliance. Location intelligence software can help your company improve efficiency, reduce unproductive hours and increase profits.

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Time and Motion Studies for 2022

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In this guide, we walk through how to set up a time and motion study to maximize your labor and improve workforce productivity. What’s the best way to perform a task? Time and motion studies are a scientific way of cutting to the core of that question. Simply put, “motion” entails the movements related to a task, and “time” is the duration it takes to complete a task. If we’re all doing the same task independently, the person who finishes the fastest, using the most effective “movements,” creates the best way of getting the job done without continuous observation.

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