It’s amazing how the Internet has transformed our lives…at home and in the office.
Like my parents’ and grandparents’ generations, I remember what life was like without the Internet. My younger sister, however, has never been without the power and resources of the World Wide Web and my two-year-old nephew has already begun watching DVDs and will soon begin playing interactive learning tools on the computer.
Computers, the Internet, mobile phones, the infamous BlackBerry and other electronic devices have really changed the way many of us do business. On the Audubon Bridge project, they have changed—for the better, I hope—the way I communicate with you on project updates.
One of the many great qualities of the Internet is that it’s open 24/7…and there for you when you are ready, no matter the time. More importantly, it’s local to anyone in any country on any continent anywhere in the world with an Internet connection!
With that in mind, we’ve redesigned our Web sites and added features to enhance your knowledge of the project.
In addition to this blog, you can also find an improved photo gallery now categorized by what’s happening on the project and when. And if you haven’t found the Web cam yet, click here to view the construction site in near real time. The camera, focused on the Mississippi River, will offer you breathtaking snapshots of the bridge’s construction and progress. Like all features of the Web site, the Web cam can be viewed 24/7 from the comfort of your home or office.
Whether you are near the construction site in St. Francisville or New Roads or across the globe in Shanghai, I hope this new and redesigned Web site offers you the tools and resources you need to be “in the loop” when it comes to the Audubon Bridge project.
Check out the Web site today. I look forward to your feedback.