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When public infrastructure teams oversee multi-decade capital programs—tunnels, wastewater treatment upgrades, grid modernization—data volume scales with complexity. Across project lifecycles, everything from survey reports, drone
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Enterprise Project Risk Management (EPRM) systems are no longer “nice-to-have” tools buried in a PMO’s digital arsenal. They are now front-and-center in enabling public infrastructure
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