Preventing Vehicle and Equipment Misuse
Your vehicles and powered equipment are critical business assets—without them, you can’t do business. In fact, the cost of replacement for some powered equipment...
Break the Bottlenecks
Tech-driven workflow changes bring ROI for contractors
By Kyle Slager
Work smarter, not harder—a principle many strive to put into action, but how can commercial contractors...
Patterned Concrete
Opportunities abound in hardscaping—from residential pools, patios, floors, walkways, and concrete driveways to malls, event halls, waterfronts, sport courts, skate parks, theme parks, business...
GPS Tracking
By Del Williams
Construction companies and contractors rely heavily on how efficiently they are able to allocate their vehicles, equipment, and labor for each job....
Benefits of Using GPS Technology for Protecting Equipment
Everyone is concerned about the safety of their valuable possessions and wants to ensure maximum security for it. However, the recurrent incidents of theft...
Better Understanding Equipment Utilization Through ...
Information is power. The data provided by telematics systems, at its most basic level, helps equipment owners make better decisions about how they run...
Road Resurfacing Simplified
Traditionally, highway resurfacing projects have been a challenge, not only for the contractor, but the inconvenienced community through which the road passes. To collect...
Next Generation of Operator
Finding and retaining quality operators has become a prominent point of concern throughout the construction industry. The next generation of operator is arriving, and...
AI Analytics
Water damage and waste are significant risks for commercial construction projects. Leaks and inefficiencies can have enormous impact on operations and productivity. The possibilities...
Standardization Will Drive M2M Adoption
Telematics technology for your heavy equipment fleet
Ten years ago, satellite was considered the best—and perhaps only—option to track construction equipment across the country and...









