Ridgeway Plumbing Inc. (RP)

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Ridgeway Plumbing Inc. (RP) that I have a pleasure to work at, has been a leading plumbing contractor for nearly 60 years, specializing in the new construction of single-family and multi-family communities throughout Southeast Florida. Moreover, for the past 6 years, we have transformed in the best of our ability and with the available resources the way we collect, manage, and analyze our data. In our organization: • The senior management and other critical stakeholders are truly involved and understand their role in the data governance program. o For instance, our quality control director (senior management member) has established processes and procedures in conjunction with our information technology department to constantly collect information

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