Expansion on the Horizon: A Software Company's Strategy to Grow 25% in the Construction Sector in 2024

Expansion on the Horizon: A Software Company’s Strategy to Grow 25% in the Construction Sector in 2024

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Published on 07/02/2024 at 18:31

Foto: Nathalia – Presse Comunicação.

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Mobuss Construction Aims for Significant Growth After a Successful Year

Teclógica, a renowned company in the technology sector, celebrates the success achieved in 2023 with its flagship product, Mobuss Construction, an innovative solution aimed at the construction industry. After registering a 20% increase in its client base, surpassing the mark of 300 clients nationwide, the company aims to further expand its market presence with an ambitious goal: to grow 25% in 2024.

This objective aligns with optimistic projections for the construction sector, according to analyses from the Brazilian Chamber of the Construction Industry (CBIC), reflecting the growth potential and confidence in the power of technology to transform the construction environment.

The Consolidation of an Effective Solution

Mobuss Construction, with its wide adoption in various regions of Brazil, especially in the South and Southeast, proves to be an essential tool for efficient construction management. The software managed over 10,000 projects and conducted more than 4 million quality inspections and audits in 2023, highlighting its effectiveness and reliability. The use of Mobuss Construction in 29% of Brazil’s tallest buildings underscores the acceptance and trust that clients have placed in the platform.

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Future Perspectives and Innovation

Looking ahead, Teclógica bets on the continuous digital transformation of the construction sector as a growth driver. The trend of digitization, reinforced by a national survey on digitization in engineering, indicates that 43.8% of professionals in the field already use specific platforms for project management, a promising scenario for the expansion of Mobuss Construction.

The commitment to innovation remains strong, with plans to introduce technological advancements that enhance the platform, improving usability for clients. Additionally, the strategy includes integrating Mobuss Construction with complementary solutions, seeking to add even more value and facilitate the digital journey of companies in the sector.

The Efficiency of Mobuss Construction End to End

Mobuss Construction stands out by offering a comprehensive solution that covers all phases of the project, from the worksite to post-construction. Comprising 11 modules, the software aims to enhance productivity and optimize processes on the construction site in an integrated manner, promoting efficiency and agility for construction companies.

In the face of challenges and uncertainties encountered in early 2023, Teclógica, through Mobuss Construction, demonstrated resilience and adaptability, exceeding expectations and establishing itself as a reliable partner in advancing the construction industry towards digitalization. With an even better outlook for 2024, the company reaffirms its commitment to leading the digital transformation in the sector, driving growth and innovation in Brazilian construction.

Source: Nathalia – Presse Comunicação.

Expansion on the Horizon: A Software Company’s Strategy to Grow 25% in the Construction Sector in 2024

Mobuss Construction Aims for Significant Growth After a Successful Year

The Consolidation of an Effective Solution

Future Perspectives and Innovation

The Efficiency of Mobuss Construction End to End

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Expansion on the Horizon: A Software Company’s Strategy to Grow 25% in the Construction Sector in 2024

Mobuss Construction Aims for Significant Growth After a Successful Year

The Consolidation of an Effective Solution

Future Perspectives and Innovation

The Efficiency of Mobuss Construction End to End

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