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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.

How Contractors Can Begin Bidding on Bigger Projects

by Holly Welles | Oct 2, 2019
Business | Business Development | Project Delivery | Project Management

Making the leap and bidding on larger projects might seem intimidating, but once a company has the team, means and equipment to handle these new construction projects, bidding on them is the next logical step.

Controlled Insurance Programs on Construction Projects

by Edgar Alden Dunham IV | Sep 23, 2019
Business | Insurance | Project Delivery | Risk

Developers, contractors and subcontractors who aren’t familiar with WRAPs or CIPs should know what they are as they may encounter them on more moderately-sized projects.

Contractors Work to Improve Jobsite and Office Connection

Advances in technology can improve how contractors get current and accurate information about how each project is progressing compared to the plan. However, research shows many are still transitioning toward effectively connecting the worksite with the office.

Prepare for the Advantages and Risks of 5G Technology in Construction

5G will bring significant improvements to productivity, collaboration and safety, and construction pros would be wise to start thinking about how they can lay the groundwork to deploy these advanced solutions and drive innovation in their future projects.

Debunking the Myth of “Percent Complete”

by Rob Palmer | Sep 4, 2019
Accounting | Business | Finance | Project Delivery

Don’t get caught in the “percent complete” trap—take the time to capture as much detail as possible, and recognize that there will always be unknowables. The following approaches will greatly reduce surprises and make those that remain easier to handle.

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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

How Contractors Can Begin Bidding on Bigger Projects

Controlled Insurance Programs on Construction Projects

Contractors Work to Improve Jobsite and Office Connection

Prepare for the Advantages and Risks of 5G Technology in Construction

Debunking the Myth of “Percent Complete”

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