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Six Steps to Analyze New Construction Technology

by Brad Horst | Apr 29, 2020
Productivity | Technology

Digital technologies can provide new ways of thinking to solve problems with business-practical speed and accuracy, but how can contractors determine which technology is the best fit?

Reduce Change Order Disputes With Improved Processes and Procedures

Contractors can reduce change order disputes with clear, systematic procedures that document facts.

The Importance of Construction Data in a New Reality

by Matt Harris | Apr 22, 2020
Data Analytics | Productivity | Technology

As the construction industry moves into a new tomorrow, now is the time for contractors to modernize systems to help them get back to healthy business and scaling to better weather the next unknown.

Easier Construction RFPs: How Technology Helps Build Better Proposals

by Carly Franzoi, Maria Manske | Apr 22, 2020
Productivity | Technology

RFP technology empowers business development teams to work efficiently and foster team collaboration while improving accountability and enhancing the overall quality of proposals.

Three Tips for Construction Leaders to Stay Productive While Working From Home

by Eric Herdman | Apr 22, 2020
Business | Leadership | Productivity

Getting dressed for the day, maintaining accountability, and focusing on communication can help construction company leaders stay productive and focused while working from home due to COVID-19.

Construction Technology and Software Rundown: April 24, 2020

by Marla McIntyre | Apr 22, 2020
Productivity | Surety Bonding | Technology

Here's a rundown of the latest in construction technology and software.

Climate Change and Construction: How Businesses Can Play Their Part

by Sam Tracey | Apr 22, 2020
Business | Markets | Productivity

With climate movements gaining traction and public groups calling for more eco-conscious behaviors, here’s how the construction industry can develop more eco-friendly habits.

Under the Impression That Repeatable Processes Aren’t for Construction? Think Again

by Jon Fingland | Apr 14, 2020
Productivity | Project Delivery | Technology

Repeatable processes ensure consistency, organizational efficiency and less waste. Improve workflows by applying these processes to estimates, project management and managing content.

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Six Steps to Analyze New Construction Technology

Reduce Change Order Disputes With Improved Processes and Procedures

The Importance of Construction Data in a New Reality

Easier Construction RFPs: How Technology Helps Build Better Proposals

Three Tips for Construction Leaders to Stay Productive While Working From Home

Construction Technology and Software Rundown: April 24, 2020

Climate Change and Construction: How Businesses Can Play Their Part

Under the Impression That Repeatable Processes Aren’t for Construction? Think Again

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