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Four Cloud Computing Trends to Track in 2018

by Jon Witty | Dec 19, 2017
Data Analytics | Project Management | Technology | Workforce Management

Four cloud computing trends affecting construction companies in 2018 are continued movement of IT infrastructures to cloud hosting service, rise of hybrid clouds, emphasis on integration and workflow and cloud-based business intelligence.

The Building Blocks of a People-Driven Tech Culture

by Chris Cooper | Dec 4, 2017
BIM | Drones / UAV’s | Technology | Workforce Management

Many company leaders would love to adopt more technology, whether BIM software or drones, but most don’t feel they have enough people or time for successful implementation.

The Inside Scoop on Developing In-House Apps

by Marla McIntyre | Dec 1, 2017
Data Analytics | Technology | Workforce Management

Several reasons drove four contractors to spend months developing company-specific apps, including a dislike of paperwork, a drive toward efficiency and a lack of off-the-shelf solutions that cater to construction operations.

Key Risks Facing the Construction Sector

by John Roberts | Nov 27, 2017
Risk | Risk Management | Workforce | Workforce Management

Contractors need to explore new ideas that support innovation, from anticipating emerging needs to supporting risk-taking, while balancing risk and opportunity in order to be successful in the future.

Eight Considerations for Choosing the Right Construction Management Software

by Courtney Sherman | Sep 19, 2017
Project Management | Technology | Workforce Management

Construction firms are embracing new technologies, but at different speeds and levels of sophistication. Understanding and evaluating their technological maturity is the first step toward digital transformation.

Document Management Can Save Time and Money While Improving Construction Operations

by Martin C. McCarthy | Aug 8, 2017
Data Analytics | Technology | Workforce Management

A key component to effective workflow on and off the jobsite is a document management system that will help to improve operations on current and future projects.

Digital Toolbelts: Tools and Technologies for Construction Success

Digital toolbelts have revolutionized construction innovation. Creating a technology-enabled workforce leads to increased safety and efficiency so projects and budgets are done correctly and on time. From HUD displays, to virtual reality and wearable safety technology, a myriad of changes are coming.

Technology to Mobilize a Construction Workforce

by Jen Cohen Crompton | Jun 9, 2017
Technology | Workforce Management

Establishing a communication system that connects all team members can help employees keep up with deadlines, understand specific hold-ups to the job and ensure everyone is doing their part to move the project forward.

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Four Cloud Computing Trends to Track in 2018

The Building Blocks of a People-Driven Tech Culture

The Inside Scoop on Developing In-House Apps

Key Risks Facing the Construction Sector

Eight Considerations for Choosing the Right Construction Management Software

Document Management Can Save Time and Money While Improving Construction Operations

Digital Toolbelts: Tools and Technologies for Construction Success

Technology to Mobilize a Construction Workforce

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