If You Have Not Adopted Lean, Here’s The Reason You Will
Yes, lean construction reduces waste, raises productivity and improves profitability, but its No. 1 benefit is to win the contract in the first place.
On the Network, in the Cloud, on a Tablet: Which Is Best for Managing Project Information?
Digital plans, specs, submittals, RFIs and more fly back and forth among team members at a dizzying rate. What’s the optimal platform for managing them?
Lean Companies Are Going to Eat Your Lunch
Organizations implementing lean processes in one area soon learn to apply lean everywhere. The resulting competitive advantage may worry you – unless you are lean,
If You Can See It, You Can Manage It: Design and construction pros are visual thinkers. Pictorial displays of data enable more informed decisions.
Because design and construction pros are visual thinkers, they’re best served by software that displays data pictorially in charts and graphs.
“Measure Twice, Cut Once,” and Lean Construction
The rule of trusting your measurements before taking action applies to lean construction processes too. Only in lean, the measurements are not of materials, but
This Common Management Method Is Undermining Lean Construction
If you’re practicing lean construction, chances are good you’re doing it in a way that’s not lean! But don’t feel bad, because it’s excellent practice
Five Steps to Lean Construction: Companies implement lean in five stages. Where are you on the journey?
First you build a culture of lean. When do you implement technology? You may be surprised.