Ending Business As Usual: Being free from unwarranted construction cost overruns
As the economy has picked up, so has construction in New York City. In fact, development on many new construction projects in and around...
Working Capital: Factoring supports contractor growth as U.S. construction ...
According to FMI Corporation’s Q1-2013 Construction Outlook Report, construction spending in the U.S. is projected to reach $1 trillion in 2015. In fact, the...
Where's The Money?
Stopping embezzlement in audit trail.
When I present The 90-Minute MBA® in a seminar, I ask those who are business owners or managers to raise...
Construction Contracts: Part II
Contract documents serve as the primary to-do list for the owner, general contractor, subcontractors, and all other parties involved in the project. As the...
The Competitive Edge
The benefit of a plan for prevailing wage bids.
Trying to maintain a skilled, reliable workforce in today’s construction climate can be a challenge even...
Construction Contracts: Part 1
Modern construction sites today are teeming with tradesmen, engineers, architects, big sophisticated equipment, and countless infrastructure features that allow for the successful completion of...
Renting Wheel Loaders Makes Good Business Sense
Whether you’ve won a bid for a short-term project that may not justify the purchase of a wheel loader, or you’ve exhausted your annual...
The E-MOD Factor
Understanding the calculation change
In the majority of states in the U.S., workers’ compensation insurance is a mandatory coverage that employers must have in place....
Technological Change Inevitable
Part 1: Embrace it for future growth
Few executives in the global precise positioning industry are as outspoken and adamant about the advantages of embracing...
Ensuring Design Intent
The early design process is exhilarating. Renderings are created that help the owner visualize the designer’s intent, and the excitement is often contagious. However,...