Business Development

Building Employee Engagement Raises Creativity and Productivity

Surveys show solid evidence linking employee engagement to performance, with some suggesting it is the strongest factor in customer service, creativity and productivity.

Building Benchmarks Address Resiliency

by Joanna Masterson | Jan 30, 2019
Business | Business Development | CSR | Culture

The International Code Council and the Alliance for National and Community Resilience released the first of a series of building benchmarks to help communities evaluate their current state of resilience and offer guidance on areas of improvement.

Why Contractors Need a Social Impact Strategy

by Annalisa Enrile, Oliver Ritchie | Jan 28, 2019
Business | Business Development | Recruitment | Retention

Corporate businesses are shifting from corporate social responsibility to activities that create direct solutions to social problems or strengthen the communities in which they are located.

Set the Tone With Strategic Planning

by Joanna Masterson | Jan 28, 2019
Business | Business Development | Leadership

Contractors share insights into how strategic planning has improved their business operations and the bottom line.

Company Mentorship Creates a Lasting, Industry-Wide Impact

Industry professionals share insight on the impact of mentorship on their construction businesses.

Three Reasons Lean Construction Principles Are Still Valid

by Kevin Clary | Jan 24, 2019
Business | Business Development | Project Delivery | Project Management

Though lean construction is hardly a quick fix, the concepts are not only valid, but can create dramatic improvements in scheduling, budget and delivery when implemented correctly.

Five Questions New Contractors Should Ask to Determine the Right Business Classification

by Tab Burkhalter | Jan 21, 2019
Accounting | Business | Business Development

Laying the foundation for a new construction business is imperative for its long-term success. Asking the right questions will ensure fewer change orders and complications.

Tips for Creating or Enhancing a Preconstruction Department

by Alan MacNair | Jan 17, 2019
Business | Business Development | Project Delivery | Project Management

Preconstruction managers must carefully observe and listen to clients to exceed their expectations. To compete among the top contractors, become a trusted adviser and stay on top of details.

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Three Reasons Lean Construction Principles Are Still Valid

Five Questions New Contractors Should Ask to Determine the Right Business Classification

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