Matt Monihan Construction Technologist & Software Developer

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  Product Strategy

  Matt Monihan • New York, NY

  Created 10 years ago in Product & Design / User Experience

  I work on a team that guides over $1MM in development resources each year. We make it a point to always deliver, always on time and under budget.
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  Data Analytics

  Matt Monihan • New York, NY

  Created 9 years ago in Technology / Software Development

  I worked on the product team that developed the RJMetrics CloudBI platform that was recently acquired by Magento Commerce. We raised over $22M in funding from investors like Trinity Ventures and August Capital.
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  Data Visualization and Dashboard Design

  Matt Monihan • New York, NY

  Created 8 years ago in Product & Design / Metrics & Analytics

  I've spent the last 5 years building data visualization tools for the world's top ecommerce businesses. We measured KPIs like LTV(Lifetime value), MRR, CAC(cost of acquiring a customer), and plotted each metric in a custom designed cohort analysis. I'm well versed in the philosophies of Ed Tufte, Stephen Few, and Don Norman, and can show you how to use their work to build a next-generation data visualization platform.
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  Form Building in Construction Technology

  Matt Monihan • New York, NY

  Created 5 years ago in Industries / Real Estate

  I've spent the last 5 years consulting in the construction industry with my company, Voyager Scientific. I've witnessed a pattern from many companies over the years, and it involves trying to corral data from disparate sources. You may be using a construction management system like Procore, but you likely have important data that lives somewhere else. In places like, Excel, Oracle P6, Sage 300, or some other point solution. Here's 3 reasons why you should consider building a custom form in Procore. 1. Import lists from Procore or another system 2. Route submissions to multiple systems 3. Share with users outside of your organization
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