By Joe Breaux From fraudulent text messages and emails targeted at employees to lost or stolen mobile devices, more organizations are suffering from debilitating hacks...

By John Kane Mechanics are among the most valuable employees at construction companies that operate heavy equipment. Adding software capabilities that are powerful, easy to...

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...

Construction projects, even with the most detailed planning, face change orders as the work unfolds. Having timely access to the projects and change orders...

With ransomware attacks making headlines, construction managers at organizations of all sizes are increasingly asking, “Are we vulnerable too?” or even “Are we next?”  According...

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...

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...

Although no money is made while performing a takeoff, the information gathered will influence the estimate and the bid, which, if it becomes the...

Galindo & Boyd’s field employees filled out paper time cards, photographed them, and sent them to the payroll department daily. Next, the payroll team...