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Lynn LangmadeConstruction is a human business at its core and building relationships go hand in hand with project success. As a result, many construction companies are family-run businesses, including London-based Jerram Falkus...
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Building 201: What Is Building Information Modeling (BIM)?
At the start of any project, it can feel a lot like piecing together the world’s largest jigsaw puzzle. Projects start off as a concept and it’s up to the team members to determine if this concept can actually be built...
The Surprising Thing You Need to Discourage Construction Employee Turnover: Tech
Building a workforce has taken you time, patience and persistence, and now you’ve finally got a team that you trust. Everyone is working in sync, they communicate well and above all, they perform exceptional work...
Understanding the Value of Security Certifications for Construction Software
Interview with PlanGrid’s Security Leader, Srikanth Veeraraghavan Construction is complex in and of itself. The potential for a breach to your IT systems or the data centers that contain your company’s most sensitive...
Behind the Build: How Rubicon Is Revolutionizing Jobsite Collaboration with New “Super Tablet”
Interview with Todd McCall, Vice President of Operations for Rubicon General Contractors Mobile technology is becoming more commonplace than not on jobsites around the world. In fact, today over 83% of construction...
How Construction Proposal Managers Can Win RFPs and Manage Stress
How to Build Out Your Construction Proposal Template and Come Out on Top of the Competition The day to day job of a construction proposal manager’s can feel like a frantic scramble to help make a substantial long-term...
Eric Thomas
The Full Story Matters: Preparing for a Project’s Lifecycle with Better Facility Data
Getting the Right Facility Data for O&M Success What’s the story of your latest project? Did it go something like: “Once upon a time, there was a big area of land. On that land, a big building was constructed. There...