Contractors have to manage dozens of jobs—sometimes even hundreds—at any given moment. With so many jobs going on at once, staying on top of...

Go beyond a dot on the map From the shop to the yard and jobsite to jobsite, you have heavy equipment, vehicles, mid-size assets...

By Kenny Ingram The last 2 calendar years were marked by uncertainty; however, they have provided lessons that are a catalyst for the development of...

By Michael Wright Construction projects are inherently complex, and this complexity inevitably leads to risk including risk to the health and well-being of workers, risk...

In part one of this article, we took an in-depth look into Document Management. In part two, we’ll look at the specific functions of...

You probably have a business, a number of employees, equipment, and generally a lot to deal with. When you’re busy managing a business, you...

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

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...

By AJ Waters Team sports—whether soccer, basketball, or football—depend on combining individual assignments into a common plan to create success. By doing so, the goal...

InSite Software's latest takeoff software, Elevation Pro, has brought earthwork takeoff and GPS machine control modeling to a whole new level. This new software...