KorTerra’s recent webinar, Digging Deeper into Your Data, focused on the unveiling of two groundbreaking damage prevention tools, KorTerra Business Insights and Secure Analytics Engine. This exclusive online seminar brought together a diverse audience of professionals eager to explore the immense potential hidden within their 811-ticket data.
Amidst a world of increasing regulatory scrutiny, higher workloads, and growing costs, Damage Prevention teams are quickly learning the importance of data analytics. As monies associated with the 2021 Infrastructure Bill start to hit communities around North America, 811 ticket requests volumes continue to rise. Many damage prevention teams are limited in the ease of access they have to data. Members of their teams may spend hours a week putting their best Excel skills to work to pull together the metrics that matter to their teams and senior management. Even worse, many may feel that they are flying blind in this area. These challenges are bringing the importance of data intelligence to the forefront of discussions in the damage prevention industry. At KorTerra, we believe that data analytics is the key to making informed decisions, improving operational efficiency, and reducing risks. In this beginner’s guide, we’ll walk you through the importance, benefits, and practical applications of data analytics, and how it can transform your damage prevention efforts for the better.
This comprehensive guide is packed with insights and strategies that will help you enhance your risk scoring capabilities and safeguard your assets against potential damages.
Written by: Mitch Stendal, President, KorTerra
Written By: Jim Plasynski, Chief Revenue Officer, KorTerra
KorTerra recently held a webinar as part of the CGA Food for Thought Webinar Series. The session was presented by KorTerra’s Jim Plasynski, Chief Revenue Officer, Tom Hall, VP of Business Development, and Brian Peters, Chief Product Officer. In the webinar, the presenters discussed the importance of preparing for the impact of the Infrastructure Bill and what things you need to look at within your company to succeed; specifically, people, processes, and technology.
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Written By: Matt Hill, Customer Success Manager & Erik Chamberlain, Manager of Implementation and Training, KorTerra
KorTerra CRO Jim Plasynski recently moderated an Excavation Safety Alliance Town Hall session hosted by Infrastructure Resources. ESA Town Halls are open forums to discuss concerns and present potential solutions for improving damage prevention and excavation safety. The session was attended by more than 110 stakeholders, and panelists included George Kemp of MetroNet, Mark Frost of Julie, Inc., Stephen Schafer of FirstEnergy, Shane Bryan of Ritter Communications, and Harley Hartman of ELM Utility Services. The discussion centered around the Infrastructure Bill’s effects on the damage prevention industry.