Project Delivery

The Connected Jobsite Moves From a Vision to Reality

by Chad Hollingsworth | Jul 24, 2018
Productivity | Project Delivery | Technology

Construction companies are moving beyond site WiFi, project management and other function-specific software as benchmarks for their organization’s innovation and are actively incorporating sensor-based solutions, wearable devices and drones into their jobsites.

Seven Misconceptions of Project Collaboration

by Amanda Schermer MacVey | Jul 24, 2018
Business | Productivity | Project Delivery | Safety

Here are seven common misconceptions about project collaboration, along with suggestions for improving the likelihood of achieving it.

Evaluate Reverse Logistics Practices to Save Money

If these three common reverse logistics scenarios ring true then it may be time to evaluate whether a business’ reverse logistics strategy is costing it time, money and customer satisfaction.

Expert Project Planning

by Joanna Masterson | Jul 18, 2018
Business | Project Delivery | Project Management | Total Human Health

Check out how four winners of Associated Builders and Contractors’ Excellence in Construction® awards are carrying their project planning and collaborative best practices through to other jobs.

Technology Brings Efficiency, Accuracy and Responsibility to Cost Estimating

by Kevin Mitchell | Jul 5, 2018
Business | Project Delivery | Project Management

Technology has rewritten many job descriptions, and that of the construction cost estimator is no exception. Thanks to innovative algorithms and smarter software, estimators can devote more time to ensuring accurate pricing for clients.

Five Ways Cold-formed Steel Framing Saves Costs

by Dan Snyder | Jun 25, 2018
Manufacturing | Markets | Project Delivery

Planning ahead in construction is crucial, especially when it comes to selecting the right materials. Cold-formed steel framing can provide a number of benefits over traditional wood framing systems.

Construction Law Review: First Half of 2018

by Matt Viator | Jun 25, 2018
Legal and Regulatory | Legislation | Project Delivery

Some of the most impactful trends so far in 2018 include the expansion of lower tier protections and progressive methods of project delivery, such as P3, lean construction and progressive design-build.

Digital Currencies Can Fill Gaps in Construction Spending

by Ellis Talton | Jun 21, 2018
Accounting | Business | Finance | Project Delivery

Digital currencies could mean pushing forward stalled projects and the ability for developers to target sustainable programs that have been sidelined under traditional funding structures.

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The Connected Jobsite Moves From a Vision to Reality

Seven Misconceptions of Project Collaboration

Evaluate Reverse Logistics Practices to Save Money

Expert Project Planning

Technology Brings Efficiency, Accuracy and Responsibility to Cost Estimating

Five Ways Cold-formed Steel Framing Saves Costs

Construction Law Review: First Half of 2018

Digital Currencies Can Fill Gaps in Construction Spending

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