As the second quarter comes to a close, the construction industry has much to be optimistic about. Construction is in the midst of a...

Most companies have a plan for emergencies like a fire at the office or road-blocking weather, including training for employees to know the plan....

It’s not often that a technique or technology comes along that gets total buy-in from general contractors and permanently changes an industry for the...

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...

As demand from customers, stakeholders, and asset owners rises, Construction and Engineering (C&E) organizations are recognizing the need to deploy new software into their...

With proof that team collaboration and better visibility improves profitability, construction businesses are moving swiftly toward more streamlined communication and standardized processes. Such operational...

Horses were used by just about everybody, crowding the streets of New York City. Foul odors and accidents were commonplace. Pollution during this period...

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,...

Help Minimize and Manage Risk Successful and influential leaders are risk-takers. However, they measure and calculate risk based on many factors, including perceived and projected...

Arm your business with data By Michael Wright With more than 680,000 companies in the construction industry, and many of those companies working together on projects,...