There are several roadblocks to building effective teams, and in the construction industry, the first is the issue of transparency. But more importantly, when transparency fades, so does trust.
Survival Guide: Small and Medium-Sized Construction Firms
Small and medium-sized construction firms have traditionally faced major difficulties in consolidating their IT infrastructure. While modern software, reduced data sprawl and superior information governance can all serve as the foundation for a more efficient … about Survival Guide: Small and Medium-Sized Construction Firms
The Demand for the Construction Superintendent
Most superintendents work directly under a project manager and oversee all construction activities on a site. Superintendents need strong organizational skills because they manage a wide variety of trades. To be successful, they must have … about The Demand for the Construction Superintendent
Survival Guide for Subcontractors at Small Firms
The subcontractor’s role is an important component to every construction job. General contractors and construction companies generally have some sort of constraints on their offerings, so they turn to subcontractors to fill in any skill … about Survival Guide for Subcontractors at Small Firms
Survival Guide for General Contractors at Small Firms
The construction market's resurgence is good news for firms of all sizes. Spending on construction is at its highest level since 2008, according to the Commerce Department, and the industry's acceleration spans into residential and … about Survival Guide for General Contractors at Small Firms
Survival Guide for General Contractors at Large Construction Firms
As the point person for a client, the main wranglers of subcontractors and the supervisor for a project, general contractors at large construction firms have considerable responsibilities that impact the full range of operations at … about Survival Guide for General Contractors at Large Construction Firms
Tackling the Challenges of the Construction Sales Funnel
Small construction companies have unique challenges when it comes to marketing and sales. Unlike companies selling everyday consumer products, construction companies are usually selling an expensive service. Small construction companies also work within limited geographies, … about Tackling the Challenges of the Construction Sales Funnel
Optimizing the Project Management Triangle
One of the primary objectives for project managers working in the construction field is carefully balancing the three aspects of sound management: quality, time, and money. To be successful, project managers must take all three … about Optimizing the Project Management Triangle
After-the-fact Reporting is Not Data, It’s Project Suicide
For every piece of missing, inaccurate, or incomplete performance records, people are making decisions based on bad information. The chaos is compounded when information flow doesn’t keep up with the speed of the project. People … about After-the-fact Reporting is Not Data, It’s Project Suicide
