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Discussion on the Informatization Construction of Construction Enterprise

Geng Rui-ta

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This paper expounds the connotation and value embodiment of construction enterprise’s informatization, analyzes the problems existing in informatization construction of construction enterprise, and advances some countermeasures for speeding up the informatization construction of construction enterprise.

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This paper expounds the connotation and value embodiment of construction enterprise’s informatization, analyzes the problems existing in informatization construction of construction enterprise, and advances some countermeasures for speeding up the informatization construction of construction enterprise.

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This paper expounds the connotation and value embodiment of construction enterprise’s informatization, analyzes the problems existing in informatization construction of construction enterprise, and advances some countermeasures for speeding up the informatization construction of construction enterprise.

Key concepts: Informatization, Connotation, Construction industry, Construction engineering, Value (mathematics), Engineering management, Engineering, Business

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