How Contractors Can Improve Client Relations
With the right tools, a contract should operate from start to finish with little to no complications because of poor client relations skills.
The Best Cash-Flow Fixes Come Before the Project Starts
It’s crucial that contractors set themselves up for successful cash flow. Here are some ways contractors can set themselves up for cash flow success before stepping on the jobsite.
Protection Against Escalating Material Costs in the Construction Industry
Contractors are increasingly exposed to financial risk through material costs escalation. Understanding their options can lessen the risk of material cost increases.
Collaboration Reduces Risk, Protects Against Rising Costs and Labor Shortages
Construction is constantly changing, leaving contractors at risk of cost overruns caused by rising costs, labor shortages and supply chain issues. These risks can be reduced through measures to secure project costs early, prevent excessive change orders and maintain subcontractor relationships.
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
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.
Current Challenges Facing Commercial Construction Projects
Shortages of computer chips, delivery drivers and petrochemical products are causing major delays and increasing costs on construction projects.
Poor Collaboration Among Trade Partners Has Consequences
Effective change order communication prevents costly delays and improves working relationships.
