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Leverage Valuable Data to Build Better, Faster, Leaner

by Fatima Howes | Jun 15, 2017
Data Analytics | Technology

The real value of big data is making it work. Contractors can amass a mountain of usable information, but without having a system in place to turn data into action, that valuable insight is lost. The great news is the construction industry now has the tools to mine the data that will help contractors build smarter.

Making Data Work for a Construction Company: Don’t leave cash sitting on the shelf

by Construction Executive | Jun 6, 2017
Accounting | Data Analytics | Technology

From RFIs and change orders to reports and budget decisions, jobsites produce a dizzying amount of data each day. Yet most companies are not leveraging the analytical and trending interpretation capabilities construction software has to offer. Data is currency and companies cannot afford to ignore it.

Building Organizational Success as Gen X Craftsmen Exit the Construction Workforce and Millennials Come Aboard: It’s Also Time to Prepare for Generation Z

by Amerisure | May 30, 2017
Data Analytics | Human Resources | Workforce | Young Professionals

Construction employers face challenges as Generation X craftsmen exit the workforce and Millennials come on board. Savvy contractors will set up mentorships, ongoing training and aligned policies and procedures to blend the oil-water relationship between Generation X and Generation Y and prepare for Generation Z entering into the workforce.

Data Protection is Critical in the Age of Ransomware and Compliance Demands: Four Data Availability Tips for Contractors

With increasing threats of ransomware attacks and growing compliance demands, data protection and recovery is critical. With direct-to-cloud data protection, data can be recovered easily in the event of downtime or a security breach.

Smart Sensors Can Detect Hazards Employees Can’t: Take the guesswork out of potentially dangerous jobsite conditions

by Construction Executive | May 8, 2017
Data Analytics | Technology | Wearables

Exposure to excessive temperatures, noise, silica dust and hazardous fumes can cause serious injuries and illnesses, but the challenge is monitoring hazardous and dangerous jobsite conditions. Onsite sensors can monitor these conditions and send real time alerts to safety managers, superintendents and workers to head-off accidents before they happen.

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Leverage Valuable Data to Build Better, Faster, Leaner

Making Data Work for a Construction Company: Don’t leave cash sitting on the shelf

Building Organizational Success as Gen X Craftsmen Exit the Construction Workforce and Millennials Come Aboard: It’s Also Time to Prepare for Generation Z

Data Protection is Critical in the Age of Ransomware and Compliance Demands: Four Data Availability Tips for Contractors

Smart Sensors Can Detect Hazards Employees Can’t: Take the guesswork out of potentially dangerous jobsite conditions

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