defined schedule

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,...

Managing Construction Project Risks and Costs

Project risk” represents more than just a few hazards on the jobsite. Because of the amount of work being performed and the number of...

Net Present Value

The construction accounting process is a system of tracking payable invoices, accounts receivable, payroll, and producing financial statements. Keeping everything organized can be a...

Manage Your Jobs Like a Pro

Any contractor will tell you, their business revolves around jobs. There are many factors that have to be considered when trying to track and...

Higher Standard

Construction equipment cannot be maintained while it is running safely and earning money, but it also cannot run safely and earn money if it...

Scheduling Toolbox

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,...
GPS platform profitability

Streamlining the Ready-Mix Road

GPS platform designed to seize control of road logistics and profitability GivenHansco, a developer of integrated producer-driven software products for the concrete ready-mix industry, launched...
Project Management Software

Best-In-Class Fleet Tracking

The construction industry has a proud history of building new equipment to get difficult jobs done, but when it comes to embracing modern technology...

Cloud Computing Eliminates IT Burden

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

Manage Documents Like A Pro: Part 1

Running a construction company requires handling a lot of paperwork. Contractors easily use more than a dozen documents during the course of a job....