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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.

Anything but Artificial: Construction’s AI-Powered Comeback From the Pandemic

by Stephen Sklarew | Sep 13, 2021
Artificial Intelligence | Data Analytics | Productivity | Technology

Artificial intelligence is transforming the construction industry by helping companies leverage the power of data to streamline operations, prevent health and safety issues on-site—and win.

Voice Technology and the Construction Jobsite of the Future

by Matt Maher | Sep 13, 2021
Productivity | Technology

Voice and conversational AI can transform construction industry, but it needs to be built, trained, iterated on and optimized to generate a real impact.

Essentials to Look for in Construction Payroll Software

by Ed Williams | Sep 9, 2021
Productivity | Technology

Construction time-keeping and payroll is complicated, especially when working in multiple states on complex projects. Here are five tips for choosing the right payroll software.

Nonresidential Construction Loses 20,300 Jobs in August

by ABC | Sep 9, 2021
Economy | Markets

The construction industry lost 3,000 jobs on net in August, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The Importance of Benchmarking in Construction

by RubinBrown LLP | Sep 8, 2021
Accounting | Business | Finance | Project Management

Contractors may think their bid win rate is "really good,” but what defines really good? There are several reasons every construction company should be doing at least some basic benchmarking.

Small and Medium Construction Companies Lose Billions in Payroll: Here’s What Owners Can Do

by Nic De Bonis | Sep 8, 2021
Accounting | Business | Finance

Construction companies are overpaying payroll by $7 billion annually, and that’s a conservative estimate. By leaning into technology and embracing the right tools, construction companies can reduce the amount of payroll error.

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Construction Project Certainty Is Taking Off—Just in Time

Construction Business Problem Solving: Using Many Disconnected Project Applications

Anything but Artificial: Construction’s AI-Powered Comeback From the Pandemic

Voice Technology and the Construction Jobsite of the Future

Essentials to Look for in Construction Payroll Software

Nonresidential Construction Loses 20,300 Jobs in August

The Importance of Benchmarking in Construction

Small and Medium Construction Companies Lose Billions in Payroll: Here’s What Owners Can Do

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