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Process Digitization: Empowering Employees at the Edge of a Construction Enterprise

by Construction Executive | Sep 14, 2021
Business Development | Careers | Workforce

Whether it means simplifying everyday operations or enabling long-term strategic planning, organizations that can give employees access to accurate, timely and relevant data know what it means to empower every all employees.

Safeguard the Bottom Line as Lumber Prices Rise

Although contractors may be cautious about spending right now, consider the cost per linear foot of steel safety rail systems is almost equivalent to the cost of building two-by-four safety rails due to the skyrocketing cost of lumber.

Construction Project Certainty Is Taking Off—Just in Time

With $550 billion in new infrastructure spending on the horizon, the construction industry has every reason to feel upbeat about the future, but is it prepared? A recent survey shows the answer is yes.

Construction Business Problem Solving: Using Many Disconnected Project Applications

by Matt Mong | Sep 13, 2021
Business | Business Development | Project Delivery | Project Management

To run a successful construction business, it’s critical to find a solution that makes projects a priority. Project business automation eliminates point solutions, automates processes, and enables real-time information sharing.

Here for the Tech Revolution

by Michael D. Bellaman | Sep 1, 2021
ABCs | Business | Business Development | CEO Insights

In 2003, when Construction Executive first launched as the magazine for the business of construction, ABC, as the publisher, never could have imagined how much construction companies would come to rely on technology every single [...]

Live Field Data Can Reduce Worker Safety Costs in Construction

by Mike Merrill | Aug 31, 2021
Business Development | Careers | Workforce

Accidents happen, but they aren’t inevitable. Live field data can help construction companies decrease and outright eliminate safety failures to protect a company’s most valuable asset—its workers.

Understanding the Covenant Against Contingent Fees

by Hal Perloff | Aug 31, 2021
Business | Business Development

There's an entire industry promising to help contractors tap into the more than $600 billion federal marketplace. Engaging services from one of these firms is allowed with restrictions, including the Covenant Against Contingent Fees.

Poor Collaboration Among Trade Partners Has Consequences

Effective change order communication prevents costly delays and improves working relationships.

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Process Digitization: Empowering Employees at the Edge of a Construction Enterprise

Safeguard the Bottom Line as Lumber Prices Rise

Construction Project Certainty Is Taking Off—Just in Time

Construction Business Problem Solving: Using Many Disconnected Project Applications

Here for the Tech Revolution

Live Field Data Can Reduce Worker Safety Costs in Construction

Understanding the Covenant Against Contingent Fees

Poor Collaboration Among Trade Partners Has Consequences

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