Construction Technology and Software Rundown: November 15, 2019
Here's a rundown of the latest in construction technology and software.
Equipment Leasing Versus Financing: Which One Is Right for Your Business?
The right choice between an equipment lease or an equipment loan depends entirely on contractors’ business situations. The main things to consider are how much cash is available now, what the needs of the business are and how quickly the equipment being considered will be outdated.
Prepare for Winter With Fleet Management Software
With data on driving behavior and vehicle history to prepare before winter strikes, advanced tracking technology to help keep teams and vehicles safe when inclement weather ultimately hits.
Five Trends in Construction Equipment Rental
The equipment rental industry is growing and changing. Following are five construction equipment rental trends to watch for in 2020.
Three Ways OEMs Can Remain Competitive Despite Amazon’s Impact on the Heavy Equipment Market
Ecommerce revolutionized the way products are purchased, where they are purchased and the expectations customers have during the purchase process. This creates an opportunity for OEMs to reassess their current operations and implement the right processes, resources and technology to create the competitive differentiation needed.
Radar and LIDAR: Creating a Clear Picture of the Jobsite
Radar and LIDAR sensing is becoming available in the heavy construction market. Construction professionals believe the combined technology can help reduce costs, improve efficiency and safety, and address staffing challenges.
Enhancing Productivity With Connected Scissor and Boom Lifts
Connected machines that enhance productivity, such as boom and scissor lifts, are here. The question is, who owns the data and what value can be created by it?
Improve Safety and Security With Turnkey Construction Cameras
Recent advances in remote camera systems are allowing contractors to deploy cameras across their jobsites in a fraction of the time, with no IT requirements for onsite monitoring or recording, no CCTV cables to run and nothing to plug in but a power cable.
