Why a 47 000 2 inch move deserves a better answer because the current answer cos
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A 2-inch move shouldn't cost you $47,000. It happens because nobody flags it in time. Then the coordination meeting stalls, and work waits. Spreadsheets aren't
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<p>A 2-inch move shouldn't cost you $47,000 in field labor. It happens because nobody catches the change until it's too late, and then the coordination meeting burns hours while work stalls. The fix isn't another spreadsheet, it's a system that flags the shift the moment it happens.</p>
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