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Five Major Trends That Change Construction

by Anastasios Koutsogiannis | Mar 6, 2018
Data Analytics | Robotics | Technology

It is evident that the future of construction looks very promising despite the productivity and the workforce challenges that the sector is battling against. This positive shift for the sector is the result of many different factors.

Connecting Construction Project Information

by Andy Kayhanfar | Feb 27, 2018
Data Analytics | Technology

There must be a way to give all construction project stakeholders access to accurate information within the context of how it applies to the overall project that will empower everyone involved to make timely, fully informed decisions that bring projects in on time and within budget.

Five Tips to Attract New Customers Using a Google-Approved SEO Strategy

by Damon Burton | Feb 27, 2018
Business | Business Development | Data Analytics | Technology

To effectively increase traffic and sales, websites will need to be fine-tuned with search engine optimization (SEO). As business owners seek to make their websites work for them in 2018, here are some key SEO strategies.

Make the Most of Aftermarket Revenue Opportunities

by Steve Andrew | Feb 2, 2018
Data Analytics | Technology

Trade contractors can easily find themselves facing losses from service contracts that are priced too aggressively, penalties for missed service level agreements (SLAs), inconsistent subcontractor delivery, and an inability to adopt new disruptive technologies, such as the internet of things (IoT).

Bringing Connected Data to Life Helps Building Owners Make Better Business Decisions

by Joanna Masterson | Feb 1, 2018
Business | Business Intelligence | Data Analytics | Technology

The internet of things (IoT)—it’s a clumsy term that the construction industry better get used to. Gartner estimates there will be more than 26 billion connected devices by the year 2020, and McKinsey researchers peg the potential economic impact of IoT technologies to be between $2.7 trillion and $6.2 trillion annually by 2025.

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Five Major Trends That Change Construction

Connecting Construction Project Information

Five Tips to Attract New Customers Using a Google-Approved SEO Strategy

Make the Most of Aftermarket Revenue Opportunities

Bringing Connected Data to Life Helps Building Owners Make Better Business Decisions

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