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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.

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    Keep Downtime to a Minimum

    If a contractor had an arch nemesis, “Downtime” would be his name. Whether it’s Mother Nature or broken down equipment keeping the guys from the job, nothing brings the ax down on productivity-and profit-faster than workers sitting around doing absolutely nothing.
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    A Construction Software Implementation Roadmap

    Make your construction software purchase a success by first creating an implementation plan.
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    XML: Transforming Data Into Real-Time Information

    A typical construction project is overflowing with data-data from the project managers in the field, data from the accounting office, subcontractor data, project owner data, equipment and labor data, daily journals, meeting minutes…
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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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    Online Auctions Provide New Avenue to Monetize Idle Fleet Assets

    Facing a triple-threat of erratic fuel prices, sky-high materials costs and a slowdown in business due to the unpredictable economy, many construction companies are looking for new ways to boost their bottom lines. As a partial solution, some are holding on to fleet equipment longer than planned, lengthening replacement cycles but at the same time incurring higher maintenance costs and reduced efficiency.
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    3 Steps to Successful Software Implementation

    Fred Ode answers your questions about switching accounting software programs.
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    Accounting Software Checkup No. 3: Has Inconsistent Job Cost Reporting Left You Feeling Irritable?

    “I don’t know how the job is doing.” “I don’t have any report to show that.” “There is no data from previous jobs.” These are comments that no contractor wants to hear.
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