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Collaboration and Connectivity in AASHTOWare Project Implementation
Pages
7
Time to read
16 mins
Publication
Language
English
Pages
7
Time to read
16 mins
Publication
Language
English
This case study details the West Virginia Division of Highways' (WVDOH) implementation of the AASHTOWare Project, a suite of software applications aimed at enhancing transportation management. It outlines the historical context, noting West Virginia's pioneering role in developing and adopting AASHTOWare since the 1980s. The study emphasizes the agency's commitment to collaboration, which has led to the successful integration of the software modules, fostering improved transparency and data connectivity. The case study describes various AASHTOWare modules that WVDOH implemented, including Estimation, Bids, Preconstruction, Construction & Materials, and Data Analytics. Each module's introduction aimed to address specific operational challenges, streamline processes, and enhance efficiency. The study concludes with testimonials from WVDOH staff, highlighting the benefits of these implementations in terms of time savings and improved decision-making capabilities. Overall, WVDOH sets a standard for using AASHTOWare Project to optimize transportation management processes.