Business
Construction Companies Must Prepare for a Surge of Third-Party Contractors
By planning, implementing open standards of communication and leveraging technology, construction companies can establish a blueprint for successful operations, no matter how many contractors are needed for a project.
By Kim Holly
January 20, 2021
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Peer to Peer: Comparing Construction Company Metrics
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“If your friends did that, would you do it too?” Well-meaning parents have repeated this trouble-stopping phrase for decades. But when it comes to evaluating your construction business’ success, measuring against your peers might not be such a bad idea after all.
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September Construction Job Openings, Distorted by Storms, Decrease by 40,000
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There is more than meets the eye, especially when it comes to construction job openings for September.
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The Four Paradigms of Construction Scheduling
By René Morkos
Scheduling accuracy is arguably the most critical contributor to a construction project's success; a great schedule can make a project, while a poor one can break it.