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Aligning For Success: Linking People And Strategy For Seamless Implementation 0
- Forcasting, Improving Productivity, Leadership
- December 18, 2023
By Stephane McShane, Maxim Consulting Group The Key to Executing Strategic Plans In the dynamic and ever-evolving business landscape, organizations face the constant challenge of translating strategic visions into actionable plans. The success of any business hinges on its ability to align its operations, resources, and people with overarching strategic goals. This alignment is either
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Disaster Response Plans For Natural Disasters and Other Catastrophic Losses 1
- Forcasting, Insurance, Safety
- July 25, 2023
By Joshua Polak, AssuredPartners Any business that has experienced a significant property damage event can attest to the fact that navigating through the claim process can be challenging. Even when appropriate coverage is in place, managing the communication and documentation necessary can be confusing, time-consuming, and disruptive to business operations. These challenges can be magnified
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Dates & Figs 0
- Forcasting, Outlook & Trends
- April 25, 2023
Watch: Top 20 construction companies by sales 2003-2022 By Neil GerrardApril 05, 2023 https://news.conexpoconagg.com/news/watch-top-15-construction-equipment-companies-by-sales-2003-2022/12614.article This chart draws on data from International Construction’s Yellow Table, which tracks the top 50 construction OEMs across the world. For viewing clarity, this animation follows the top 15. 2023: North American Engineering & Construction Outlook: Second Quarter Download the second
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Dates & Figs – February 2023 0

This is a monthly compilation of construction/economic tables and information, assembled in one place for your review. Sources are provided in case you want to delve deeper. Dodge Momentum Index fell 8.4% in January to 201.5 (Dec 220.0)The commercial component of the DMIfell 10% and the institutional component receded 4.7%Weakness in commercial planning in January

Construction Spending – Volume – Jobs 0

By Ed Zarenski, Construction Analytics This plot is not showing good performance. Volume and jobs should be moving directly in tandem. When inflation is very high, spending climbs rapidly. But most of the climb is just due to inflation. To find out what’s really going on we need to look at business volume. Business volume

Construction Analytics 0

Ed Zarenski, Construction Economics Analyst I gave two conference presentations in the past month. The most pressing questions from the audience were (not in any particular order): Are we headed into a recession? When will the recession begin? What can be done about the labor shortage? How can we support all the infrastructure work that