A Cloudy Day is a Productive Day
Traditionally, the construction industry has been slow to adopt new technology and/or IT services. And for those companies who have adopted technology, they have...
Build Smarter
The engineering and construction industry has historically placed a high emphasis on hands-on experience and expertise. As a result, the industry as a whole...
Going Deeper Into Construction Accounting Software
Construction accounting software offers a wide array of functionality to contractors. Most is said about the high level functionality like Job Costing, Payroll, Project...
Artificial Intelligence
A project manager wants a healthy project, yet few construction projects are delivered on time, on budget, with proper quality, and customer satisfaction. It sounds...
An Argument for Specialized Scheduling Software
Managing and following a defined schedule is imperative to keeping heavy civil construction operations moving. These complex projects rely on coordinated activities among employees,...
Rethinking Paper-Based Documents
In recent years, construction software has infiltrated the construction landscape with incredible speed. Construction software allows project teams to abandon traditional hard copy documentation,...
Subcontractor Management
Despite a reported 91-percent medium or high level of improvement in productivity, only 27-percent of general contractors have moved to automate their pay app...
Take Control: Life Can Be Easy
Software designed to give contractors freedom and flexibility.
Many software products today are cumbersome and overly complex. Luckily, you don’t have to be an astrophysicist...
From App to Custom Reporting
For more than 35 years, GivenHansco has been an innovative leader in developing integrated, producer-driven software products for the ready-mix construction industry. GivenHansco has...
Better Fleet Management Helps a Business Grow With Confidence
How can you expand your business in the current economic climate without taking a serious look at productivity and bottom line expenses? That was...









