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Female Engineers Accelerate Construction Productivity

Having women identify a career in STEM as their passion should be encouraged and embraced, so they too may alter the landscape of the world we live in, one construction project at a time.

The Construction Industry: Poised for Constructible Change

by Chris Moor | Mar 28, 2019
Data Analytics | Productivity | Technology

It’s time to take a purpose-driven approach to building construction with a constructible process that coordinates and optimizes the entire design, build and operate life cycle.

Low-Level Access Equipment Improves Safety and Productivity

Any contractor or facilities manager who is looking for safer and more productive ways to work at height should consider implementing low-level equipment, a cost-effective solution for their fleet.

Digitized Estimating Software for a Flexible Construction Businesses

by Cathleen Vought | Mar 24, 2019
Productivity | Technology

Estimating software helps boost business, so know what features to look for and why it's important to look at an advanced system to get the job done.

Getting Value From Big Data: Engineering a Team for Success

by Michael Matošin | Mar 22, 2019
Data Analytics | Human Resources | Productivity | Technology

Evidence-based teams are more efficient and enjoy their work more because they share a common set of values.

Bringing Blockchain to the Construction Jobsite

by Shawn O’Rourke | Mar 7, 2019
Productivity | Technology

Blockchain creates a unified, paperless and unalterable ledger of jobsite tasks. When tasks are completed, a contractor uploads documentation, initiates payment and notifies the next subcontractor to begin work.

A Digital Transformation Report: Five Emerging Trends in Construction

by Stephanie Viers | Feb 27, 2019
Productivity | Technology

Construction leaders should focus on technologies that evolve with them. By creating a technological framework that can scale to the needs and capabilities of the future, companies can capture tomorrow’s opportunities.

Leaders Must Value the Strengths of Their Teams for Increased Success

Using these tools, leaders can better position themselves to value and support their teams—ultimately leading to higher productivity, increased worker retention and a better bottom line.

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Female Engineers Accelerate Construction Productivity

The Construction Industry: Poised for Constructible Change

Low-Level Access Equipment Improves Safety and Productivity

Digitized Estimating Software for a Flexible Construction Businesses

Getting Value From Big Data: Engineering a Team for Success

Bringing Blockchain to the Construction Jobsite

A Digital Transformation Report: Five Emerging Trends in Construction

Leaders Must Value the Strengths of Their Teams for Increased Success

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