Scotland Foss

Head of Sales, Planera

Scotland Foss is Planera’s Head of Sales, leading go-to-market strategy and partnerships with top ENR contractors and data center builders. He brings deep experience helping teams adopt modern scheduling and coordination tools to drive on-time delivery.

Experience


Planera, Inc.
Head of Sales

Various
Startup Advisor & Investor

Scratchpad
Head of Sales

Autodesk Construction Solutions
District Manager (Pacific Northwest)

PlanGrid
Team Lead / Regional Sales Manager

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Product Updates

What's new in Planera: August 2026

This month's release is about staying in the flow of your work: progress updates that finish faster, logic repairs that happen right where you spot the issue, context that lives where the work does, and Manny picking up more of the analysis once your update is done.

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How Construction Schedule of Values Helps Manage Project Costs and Payments

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ConstructionTech: Insights & Trends for Modern Builders

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Construction Firms Face Autumn Microsoft Project Retirement Deadline

With Microsoft Project set to retire in 2026, contractors are weighing new scheduling platforms and collaborative project management tools.

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The Scheduler's Playbook

The Scheduler's Playbook is a practical guide to common forces that slow modern construction projects down, and what it actually looks like to solve them.

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The Blueprint for Project Success: Why Collaborative Planning and AI are Redefining Construction Scheduling

For decades, the construction industry has fought a losing battle against project delays. Nine out of ten large projects are delivered late, resulting in adversarial relationships, budget overruns, and endless disputes over who is at fault. Despite thirty years of using complex legacy scheduling software like Oracle Primavera P6, the industry’s track record hasn’t fundamentally improved.

The root cause isn't a lack of data or computing power; it is a fundamental misunderstanding of the relationship between planning and scheduling. To fix execution in the field, we must revise how we think about pre-construction. Best-in-class contractors are recognizing that project success relies less on rigid, isolated administrative exercises and more on fostering a collaborative planning culture—driven by human communication, real-world expertise, and accelerated by artificial intelligence.

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How Construction Schedule Levels Improve Project Planning and Execution

Every construction project needs a schedule, but not everyone needs the same level of detail. Executives need a high-level view of project progress, while field teams need detailed plans for the work happening today. Construction schedule levels solve this by organizing schedules into different levels, giving each stakeholder the information they need.

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