Even under the best of circumstances, construction projects are famously complex and tough to manage. Yet, some companies still depend on manual processes, or, if they choose technology, they rely on several standalone solutions that … about Why You Should Be Investing in a Unified Platform Instead of a Point Solution
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Workforce Planning Takes Guessing Out of the Labor Equation
Construction isn’t like other industries. With most companies, whether they’re selling jackets or making pizzas, they’re handling the exact amount of work their business is designed to handle. Construction is the opposite. There are too … about Workforce Planning Takes Guessing Out of the Labor Equation
Building a Solid Business Foundation with People, Processes and Technology
The construction industry depends on people, processes, and technology, yet firms have been slow to adopt the latter. One reason for the slow adoption is that construction has been waiting for technology providers to catch … about Building a Solid Business Foundation with People, Processes and Technology
Four Top Strategies for Improving Construction Tech Adoption
One of the top reasons experts say companies fail is lack of innovation. Of the original Fortune 500 Company ranking in 1955, less than 70 of those businesses are around today. The reason? Failing to … about Four Top Strategies for Improving Construction Tech Adoption
Procore’s Workforce Management Plans and Tracks it All in One Central Place
Nothing ever gets built without workers to build it. That doesn’t mean managing and maintaining that workforce is easy, especially in today’s challenging landscape. This isn’t always due to bad management but sometimes just the … about Procore’s Workforce Management Plans and Tracks it All in One Central Place
Why you Need to Quantify the Risks Hiding in your Project Management System
Every day, every modern construction business collects data, but how effectively are they using it? Hidden in those daily logs, RFIs, and observations are indicators of risk both small and large — but without a … about Why you Need to Quantify the Risks Hiding in your Project Management System
Project Financials: Narrowing the Gap Between Office and Field Teams
In the construction business, precision counts. Working with thin profit margins means contractors must constantly walk a fine line between profitability and busting their budget, so everything from material deliveries to how labor is distributed … about Project Financials: Narrowing the Gap Between Office and Field Teams
How Construction Project Owners Are Using Technology to Achieve On-Time, On-Budget Performance
The uncertainty of the last year has prompted many business owners to rethink their relationship with technology. In a new survey from international research firm IDC, more than 500 construction project owners and developers in … about How Construction Project Owners Are Using Technology to Achieve On-Time, On-Budget Performance
How Owners are De-risking their Supply Chain Challenges
Successful capital projects must be planned and executed in the most efficient way possible, which is a challenge when large segments of the global economy are in flux. Supply chain difficulties, in particular, are forcing … about How Owners are De-risking their Supply Chain Challenges
Five Ways Procore Helps Ryan Companies Take Control of Their Costs
When Ryan Companies US, Inc., a $4.2 billion construction firm and an ENR Top 400 contractor, set out to overhaul their approach to construction cost management, they knew the keys to success would be a … about Five Ways Procore Helps Ryan Companies Take Control of Their Costs
