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The Ultimate Buyers Guide to Construction Software
What should you look for in construction software? Many rapidly growing construction companies face this question. This Buyers Guide will walk you through what questions to ask when evaluating different software, successful adoption plans for your teams, and give some ideas on what to look for when approaching software vendors.
How to Transition to a Paperless Construction Company
Rework due to poor document control costs the U.S. construction industry $4.2 billion a year. And an inconsistent record set is a primary cause of rework, which negatively impacts construction productivity and the bottom line. Imagine being able to update an entire team’s sheets in real-time without having to wait for a new set to be printed, delivered, and distributed.
Construction Productivity 101: A Practical Guide to Increase Productivity in 7 Easy Steps
While many factors contribute to construction project cost overruns, the primary factor is low productivity. In fact, construction is one of the few industries that is less productive now than it was 60 years ago. Low construction productivity costs the U.S. global economy $1.6 trillion a year.
An Introduction to Lean Construction for Today’s Construction Professionals
What it really means when construction teams decide to go Lean Today’s construction professionals are looking for ways to maximize value and efficiency and minimize waste–essentially doing more with less. In this introduction to Lean construction management principles, we’ll discuss the benefits of applying them to a project and continuously assessing ways to eliminate waste and inefficiencies.
Constructed Campus
Higher education teams have many challenges when delivering, maintaining and restoring their campuses.
Own Your Data: What Data Portability Means for the Construction Industry
To many in the construction world, project data is a new topic for discussion. data ownership, data structure and data portability.
Strategies for Successfully Managing Privileged Accounts
Getting identity and access management (IAM) right for your standard users is hard enough. What about your superusers? Privileged accounts and users with elevated access have unique requirements that often push management and governance beyond the reach of traditional methods for privileged account management (PAM).
Identity and Access Management for the Real World: Privileged Account Management
Much of the focus of identity and access management (IAM) is concerned with easy and unobstructed access to a large population of end users with minimal disruption to IT operations. But the forgotten arm of IAM—the silent killer.
