Scarlett Oliver joins DataScope with substantial knowledge and expertise in construction technology, bolstering the company’s end-to-end sales proficiency and optimising its opportunities for multi-market partnerships.
Having worked in the construction industry for the past six years and partnered with various Tier One contractors across the built environment, Scarlett has unrivalled experience in everything from digital asset management and handover solutions through to reality capture and project visualisation.
Scarlett revealed the decision to join DataScope was influenced by how the company shapes and develops its solutions with Tier One contractors in mind. She said:
“DataScope’s level of engagement says a lot about how seriously the business takes client feedback and how closely it works with the industry to continuously improve its capabilities.
“Construction teams are under more pressure than ever to deliver projects safely, efficiently, and within budget but they’re often working across multiple platforms with information stored in different places. The construction industry is moving towards making delivery more live and visual – where site activity is understood in real time, not retrospectively.
“This is where I see technology playing a vital role. Combining workforce management, safety, planning and logistics into one integrated system, DataScope gives project leaders essential real-time visibility to help them reduce risk, enhance productivity and deliver projects more predictably. It turns fragmented updates into a clear, real-time picture of what is happening across the project.”
DataScope’s Chief Revenue Officer, Tom Thurlow, praised the appointment, suggesting Scarlett would prove vital in boosting DataScope’s enterprise growth strategy. He said:
Scarlett brings significant experience of helping major contractors adopt technology that improves project outcomes. Her appointment strengthens our ability to support customers as they seek greater visibility, control and certainty across project delivery.”