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Six Ways for Construction Professionals to Lean In to Lean Construction

by Mike Morder | Jan 25, 2020
Business | Project Delivery | Project Management

The intersection of lean methodology and IoT technology can help contractors thrive in the new era of construction. Building designs will continue to progress to increase efficiency in the construction industry, and those who will adapt faster will get a head start.

How Gaps in Contractor-Owner Communication Are Impacting Multi-Site Projects

by Stephen Kuhn, Donna Laquidara-Carr | Jan 22, 2020
Markets | Project Delivery | Project Management

For any construction project to succeed, it’s imperative that all project or program stakeholders establish consistent and clear communication processes early. In no industry is this practice more important than multi-site construction.

Evolving the Trade Partner Relationship

by Michael Blakemore | Jan 16, 2020
Business | Project Delivery | Project Management

Evolving trade partner relationships is a critical and too-often-overlooked key to successful project delivery and retaining satisfied clients. Fortunately, adopting a new view of the trade partner dynamic doesn’t require a financial investment or new technology--changed perspectives and behaviors are free, and can be implemented immediately.

How to Protect Assets During the Next Recession

by John Houten | Jan 2, 2020
Business | Business Development | Economy | Project Delivery

By being proactive, a contractor can withstand market downturns, protect its assets and possibly even use the recession as a springboard for growth.

Explore New Solutions With Generative Design

by Gabriel Salazar | Nov 11, 2019
Markets | Project Delivery

Generative design allows designers to take advantage of the latest programming technologies to review vast amounts of design iterations in a short period of time—all while still adhering to the client’s objectives.

Industry Bust or Boom: When Is the Right Time to Invest in Tech?

by Michelle Frye | Nov 3, 2019
Productivity | Project Delivery | Technology

There is no right or wrong time to invest in technology, but the sooner that companies embrace the fact that change is upon them, the sooner they will reap the benefits.

Three Reasons Collaboration Is Key to Successful Construction Management

by Jen Butler | Nov 2, 2019
Business | Organization Culture | Productivity | Project Delivery

For collaboration to truly be successful, the entire construction project team needs to commit to a shared vision. When each team member contributes their overall job expertise, as well as their skills in coordinating logistics and problem-solving, the foundation for collaboration is laid.

Improve Capital Project Outcomes With Emerging Technology

Unprecedented tools are being placed in the hands of operatives in other parts of the general economy. Capital project teams should be on the lookout to lead this disruption in the construction industry.

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Six Ways for Construction Professionals to Lean In to Lean Construction

How Gaps in Contractor-Owner Communication Are Impacting Multi-Site Projects

Evolving the Trade Partner Relationship

How to Protect Assets During the Next Recession

Explore New Solutions With Generative Design

Industry Bust or Boom: When Is the Right Time to Invest in Tech?

Three Reasons Collaboration Is Key to Successful Construction Management

Improve Capital Project Outcomes With Emerging Technology

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