6 Ways To Improve Productivity In Construction Using Technology
- Improving Productivity, TECHNOLOGY
- November 28, 2023
by Mark Marone and Robert Graves Key Insights In a rapidly evolving business environment, a customer-centered purpose provides everyone with a true north to enact change orders effortlessly. Customer focus gives people a stable grounding as they navigate toward their objectives, even in the midst of uncertainty and unpredictability. When employees have a shared purpose
READ MOREWhile ASA recognizes our national subcontractor heroes each year at SUBExcel, it’s nice to have some local recognition as well. Hats off to the American Subcontractors Association-New Mexico (ASANM) chapter for paying tribute to contractors, subcontractors, architects, engineers and vendors with their own annual awards celebration in August. Starting months in advance, the narrowed-down slate
READ MORECongress Passes Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill contains the largest investment in America’s infrastructure since the creation of the Interstate Highway System in the 1950s. President Biden signed it into law on November 16. The legislation contains funding to rebuild roads and bridges, eliminate the nation’s lead pipes, expand access to high-speed internet
READ MORENot to brag, but in Texas we’re still enjoying temperatures that don’t require jackets or coats, while much of the country is bundling into winter gear and gloves. But no matter what the weather outside, the desire to learn, improve ourselves, and keep our brains and bodies active should always be within us. That’s how
READ MOREBy Patricia Cuomo, Fonn, Inc. Construction as a Growth Engine Despite a prolonged economic downturn marked by redundancies, instability and the COVID-19 pandemic, the construction industry has been one of the main engines of growth in recent years. Globally, the construction market is expected to grow by approximately 70% by 20251. However, not unlike the
READ MOREAn evaluation of REAL project planning that is more than checking boxes By Gregg M. Schoppman, FMI All organizations are busy. Most likely the understatement of the last decade but a true definition epitomizes the state of the industry. Even in the deepest recessionary market, rarely are construction firms sitting idly with little to do.
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