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Stay ahead with the technologies transforming construction. Explore AI, software, automation, connected equipment and digital workflows that increase efficiency, improve visibility and support smarter business decisions.

  • Online Technologies Make Saving Money Easier Than Ever

    Ask most professional contractors today if they use a computer and they’ll look as if you’ve asked if their homes had indoor plumbing. But mention online construction management applications and the responses become more mixed. If you’re uncertain of the value of going with a web-based technology, consider that even the most rudimentary applications enable authorized users to access all project information from any web-connected computer. One central online location enables contractors and site superintendents to communicate with architects, designers, employees and trade partners. The best systems on the market automatically distribute information through whichever channel users prefer (fax, e-mail or both). If any topic is private, the communication can be “hidden” so that only authorized users can view it. Then again, you may already…
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    Frustrated With Canned Job Cost Reports?

    What do construction accounting software packages offer compared with generic accounting software?
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    Optimize Equipment Management Using an Integrated System

    Similar to managing the work force, construction business owners need to have a firm handle on the location and status of the company’s equipment. Every moment a piece of equipment is left to idle or in the shop is a drag on profitability.
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    The Changing Phases of Construction Software

    How advancements in construction technology change the way the field, office and partners connect.
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  • Tech Trap No. 3: There is No Reason to Change

    The book, Younger Next Year, by Chris Crowley and Henry Lodge M.D., is based on the premise that by the time you reach age fifty you have two choices about how your body will age: growth or decay. You can choose to lead a healthy, proactive lifestyle that promotes growth, or you can become sedentary and allow yourself to decay.
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  • Collocation and Construction: Is It Right for Your Business?

    I recently spoke to about 150 construction executives in a round table format regarding their technology concerns and opportunities.
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  • Is Pressure Building Between Accounting and Field Staff?

    Like late-night pizza on a sensitive stomach, construction accounting managers and operations people don’t always get along.
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  • Mobility: The Key to Profitable Project Management

    Construction management software combined with mobile devices empowers owners to make better decisions.
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    What Will 2009 Mean to the Surety Industry and Your Ability to Secure Bonds?

    Calendar year 2009 was indeed an interesting year for the construction community, and there is no doubt 2010 will be challenging as well with continued aggressive competition and increasing scrutiny from the surety community.
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