If you’ve followed the predictions of construction industry technologists over the last decade you could be forgiven for skepticism about the current hype. Similar...

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,...

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

By Donna Campbell I had the opportunity to chat with Adeaca’s vice president of market innovation and project business evangelist, Matt Mong, about productivity challenges in...

Avid video game players often experiment with cheat codes, most of which you’ve probably heard of, even if you don’t play: godmode, unlimited ammo,...

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...

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...

In today’s competitive environment, running a construction company remains an increasingly complex and challenging task. You have to stay on top of many different...

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...