Any contractor worth their salt is well-experienced in wearing multiple hats. This can be partly attributed to continually tightening schedules; the proliferation of efficiency-boosting methods like offsite prefabrication is providing the opportunity to shave off … about Contractors are Turning More to In-House Design, But It’s Not Without Its Problems
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Delight Your Customers (or Someone Else Will)
Dean Willemsen, Managing Director at Prime Build, firmly believes a company’s most important asset is its people. He asserts great leadership requires taking actions that positively affect those people. While learning and development should be … about Delight Your Customers (or Someone Else Will)
An Industry of Groundbreakers
Procore’s third annual conference started with a special keynote from Procore’s CEO Tooey Courtemanche. He primarily focused on the continuing need for innovation in the construction industry. Courtemanche also emphasized the concept of being a … about An Industry of Groundbreakers
Integration and Automation of the Future
Two sessions at Groundbreak 2019 highlight the future of our industry—and it is all about integration. Mark Fly of ConstructConnect presented his top five bid management practices that construction companies need to modify or abandon completely. … about Integration and Automation of the Future
Cross-Pollination – Changing Your Mindset for Automation
Automation is a phenomenon that permeates nearly every aspect of our lives. It’s also what Hitesh Dewan, Director of Technology Integration at Roebbelen Contracting, posited to a captive audience at Procore’s Groundbreak, what will usher … about Cross-Pollination – Changing Your Mindset for Automation
Technology, the Third Era of Construction
Do more with less. It’s a common mantra in almost every industry. On the surface, one might think it implies more work and longer hours for employees. Perhaps a more apropos adage is, “work smarter, … about Technology, the Third Era of Construction
Can Automated Concrete Pourers Empower the Industry?
There have been several factors contributing to construction’s increased interest in automation technology in recent years. The labor shortage is perhaps the most obvious, with companies facing increasing demand while coping with a diminished labor … about Can Automated Concrete Pourers Empower the Industry?
What You Need to Know About Liquidated Damages in Construction
For contractors perhaps more than most professionals, being under the gun is pretty much standard operating procedure. Between juggling multiple clients’ deadlines, crews and equipment, staying on schedule is tough even under the best of … about What You Need to Know About Liquidated Damages in Construction
Procore Allows a Small Contractor to Compete With The Big Ones
Honesty. It’s a trait everyone admires. Honesty serves as a magnet, both in individual relationships and in choosing a company you wish to work with. Being a straight shooter is an essential element of how … about Procore Allows a Small Contractor to Compete With The Big Ones
Your Guideline to Construction Wrap-up Insurance
Owner-controlled or contractor-controlled insurance programs are inching their way into projects never envisioned for their use. These "wrap-ups" can increase subcontractor risk through inadequate coverages and greater administrative costs. Here's what's behind these insurance products … about Your Guideline to Construction Wrap-up Insurance
