When construction management students at Colorado State University (CSU) students return to campus this semester, they’ll be preparing for a future in a competitive...

By Alan Littman With projects becoming more complex and larger in scale, many architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firms are realizing that adopting technology for...

Schneider Electric launches SpecLive Collaborate, a first-of-its-kind platform to modernize and streamline product specification and content integration for construction professionals. The SpecLive Collaborate platform...

Construction has long been one of the most hazardous industries in the United States, and new OSHA regulations in 2025 only raise the stakes...

With an estimated $360 billion¹ in used equipment available globally, the used equipment market can be daunting. When you compound that with estimated global...

When Ranjeet Gadhoke, vice president of project controls at Zachry Construction Corporation, went looking for a schedule-data analysis tool, he experimented with numerous options,...

Resistance to change is normal. As technology infiltrates the construction space, offering more and more opportunities to improve project efficiency, it’s essential for companies...

In 2001, 20 years after wide-acceptance of the IBM-PC (and compatibles), a person could still have a job where the use of computers was...

In addition to external threats, such as hacking, viruses, and malware, there are many other potential threats to your company data. The topics below...

The momentum of cloud computing is inspiring construction business management to a shift of resources and savings, not to mention a tangible improvement in...