By Jenn Said From job costs to material quantities and equipment usage to labor and production stats, construction projects produce significant amounts of data. While...

How the construction industry must adapt By Michael Wright As the construction worker shortage grows, contractors need to find new methods to not only attract workers...

By Donna Campbell In part 1 of this Q&A with Adeaca’s vice president of market innovation and project business evangelist, Matt Mong, we spoke about...

By Lori Allen Many arduous processes plague the construction industry, such as data silos, process invisibility, and fragmentation, making it nearly impossible to track progress....

With ransomware attacks making headlines, construction managers at organizations of all sizes are increasingly asking, “Are we vulnerable too?” or even “Are we next?”  According...

In an industry that increasingly operates on tight schedules and margins, sluggish accounting workflows can hurt your firm’s profitability. Relying on paper and manual...

The way we work has been transformed as mobile technologies and connectivity have evolved to become extensions of ourselves. Gone are the days employers...

By Eric Goldstein The emergence of mobile apps over the past decade has completely changed the way companies do business. Jobs or tasks that were...

In construction, change is a way of life. Very rarely does a construction project go from beginning to completion without changes to the original...

Products and services trend positive and negative. A person can make reasonable predictions as to when items will cycle from positive to negative, negative...