Managing field workers and mobile employees can be a daunting task for construction companies. Numerous job locations, tracking subcontractors, and documenting billable hours are...

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

By Simon Bae There’s no way around it, construction projects produce surprises. Sometimes they’re good, but mostly they’re not—costing money and time and, in the...

Better asset management starts with giving your people the information they need to make the next decision. That matters because not every asset in your...

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

After nearly seven decades of drilling deep foundations in 49 states and pioneering the sub-specialty of electrical transmission and utility lines for renewable energy,...

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...

For many years, contractors have relied on paper as well as a variety of methods to manage their accounting needs. One main challenge was...

To host, or not to host? That is a question many contractors face as they add software capacity to gain competitive advantages in workflows...

Have you ever seen a project manager walk into an architect’s office? What follows is oftentimes chaotic. Seeing a project manager walk into an...