Keys to Successful Technology Adoption
The most effective construction technology starts with the user, so find a provider that stays engaged with the user’s needs to ensure that technology investments are successful.
Construction Executives Wear Many Hard Hats
Construction executives must be adept with technology and set a precedent for workers to adapt to new technologies - not because their jobs are at risk, but so they can do their jobs with fewer risks.
Lay the Foundation for Productivity With Time Tracking
GPS time tracking is becoming an industry staple for more efficiently running a construction company—helping busy contractors monitor crew members and client projects.
Managing Mobile Devices: Balancing Ease of Use and Productivity With Data Security
Contractors large and small are relying on smart phones, tablet devices, laptops and powerful construction applications to communicate between field and office, collect and share real-time data, streamline once cumbersome processes and boost project collaboration and productivity.
Five Keys to Driving Digital Transformation in Engineering and Construction
With the industry going strong, more companies recognize that it is time to embrace the efficiencies digital transformation brings, in large part to protect or enhance their competitive position.
Digital Transformation: Contractors Use the Cloud for Better Safety and Productivity
During the recent Viewpoint Collaborate 2018 User Conference, Construction Executive sat down with the tech company’s CEO Manolis Kotzabasakis and Chief Product Officer Matt Harris to learn what’s ahead for our industry.
Document Management for a Paperless—and Efficient—Office
A document management system can streamline access and maintenance of employee records, billing and accounts payable.
Redefining Subcontractor Management
Technology is playing a key role in transforming the traditional communication, collaboration and workflows between general contractors and subcontractors.
