Three Ways to Put the Value Back in Value Engineering
Though value engineering is commonly associated with keeping projects on budget, the full meaning of the term has been diluted.
Four Common Paths to Transitioning Ownership
To maximize financial gain upon retirement, owners will benefit from a well-planned transition strategy.
How to Effectively Communicate the Schedule
Ultimately, the schedule is the tool that will determine project success. Ensuring it is communicated accurately, consistently and completely with all teams is the only way to maximize its potential.
Manage Productivity Losses Using Adequate Recordkeeping
These steps can help contractors better manage their workforce and spot potential causes of project delay.
Five Tips to Keep Business Running After a Natural Disaster
No amount of preparedness or planning can fully guarantee that a business’ operations will never be interrupted due to a natural disaster. However, adopting these best practices will go a long way to helping construction companies minimize downtime.
Three Reasons Contractors Should Finance Software Investments
Software investments can (and should) be financed, just like heavy equipment such as bulldozers, cranes, trenchers and dump trucks.
Contractors Can Survive a Disaster With a Business Continuity Plan
A frequently overlooked area of disaster preparedness is the development and implementation of a business continuity plan. With just a small investment of time, contractors can develop a solid plan and strategy for avoiding serious and costly disruption.
Social Media 101 for Contractors: Construction Contractors Must Leverage Social Media to Remain Competitive
Social media is often overlooked by contractors as an effective marketing tool. Its strength is interactive communication and connecting businesses to customers and to other businesses. But the biggest asset may be its ability to increase a company’s exposure.
