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Navigating the COVID-19 Economy: How Distributors and OEMs Can Work Together

by Clayton Slagle | Jun 16, 2020
Business | Economy | Equipment | Tools

Kitting—or the grouping of a set of parts linked by some attribute to be ordered, shipped and priced as one—affords efficiencies in ordering, fulfillment and cost. It’s become a focal point for many OEMs and distributors during the COVID-19 economic downturn.

New Moisture Meters Speed Construction and Increase Project Quality

by John Bogart | Jun 15, 2020
Markets | Tools

Instant handheld analyzers that can be operated by virtually any construction worker in the field deliver lab-quality moisture readings.

Software Technology Can Improve Heavy Construction Trucking Efficiency

by Mike Morneau | Jun 15, 2020
Equipment | Heavy Equipment | Vehicles

Specialized software technology provides schedulers and dispatchers with considerable benefits over the combination of disconnected, offline tools they have traditionally relied on to plan, assign and manage trucking activities and communicate with drivers.

Safety Technology Positively Impacts Efficiency

by Kevin Vonesh | Jun 13, 2020
Fleet Management | Technology

Distracted equipment operators present a hazard to themselves and others. Technology can be a powerful tool to monitor drivers, ensure safe equipment operation and improve sitewide safety.

Construction in Space: The Final Frontier

by Jarrod Miller-Dean | Jun 4, 2020
Equipment | Technology | Tools

Construction is reaching the final frontier. While massive advances in technology have aided construction workers on Earth, the industry is moving to new heights: space.

Save Money on Each Project With an LED Jobsite Lighting System

by Dina Wilson | Jun 4, 2020
Business | Equipment | Finance | Tools

With a top-of-the-line LED jobsite lighting system, contractors can significantly improve efficiency on the jobsite; that change will show visible results in a short period of time.

Technology Trends That Improve LTL Performance for Construction Shipping

by Tim Carey | Jun 3, 2020
Equipment | Fleet Management

Major technology innovations are being developed in the less-than-truckload (LTL) freight market, which depends on the accuracy of spoke-and-hub delivery networks to keep national supply chains and construction projects moving efficiently and cost-effectively.

How Technology Can Help the Construction and Freight Industries’ Labor Shortage

These technology-driven opportunities mean construction and freight companies have more access to space, drivers and labor than they may realize; they just need to know where to look.

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Navigating the COVID-19 Economy: How Distributors and OEMs Can Work Together

New Moisture Meters Speed Construction and Increase Project Quality

Software Technology Can Improve Heavy Construction Trucking Efficiency

Safety Technology Positively Impacts Efficiency

Construction in Space: The Final Frontier

Save Money on Each Project With an LED Jobsite Lighting System

Technology Trends That Improve LTL Performance for Construction Shipping

How Technology Can Help the Construction and Freight Industries’ Labor Shortage

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