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Solution Around 2007, Interstate moved from its old AS–400 system to Trimble Viewpoint's Spectrum® ERP Construction Software, which helped the company get a handle on its accounting processes. Four years later, Drouin and the Interstate team began evaluating additional software solutions to further tie together the company's back office and field operations. The timing was near perfect as Spectrum was in the midst of its own transition—becoming the first construction ERP system to move into the cloud, dramatically expanding the functionality it could deliver to contractors. "In 2011, we reevaluated our software and what our best options were. We wanted the best software package that could streamline everything we wanted to do," Drouin said. "After my investigation with all the other ERPs that were out there, I found we already owned the right software. We just weren't using it to its full potential. So, we basically engaged almost every module Spectrum had to offer." That included becoming an early adopter of the cloud version of Spectrum. "We went through about a two-year transformation after we made the upgrade and streamlining the other business processes we were using. The biggest thing we did by using all those different modules was consolidate all of our information to one platform." ©2021 Viewpoint, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 5 Just looking at the time solutions we have in place now, those alone have saved us thousands of hours of manpower in the office and field. — Steven Drouin, Director of IT Services, Interstate Electrical Services Corp.

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