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Many construction projects suffer low productivity. For the past 20 years, productivity in this sector has grown only by 1%. That’s quite low compared with the 2.8 percent growth of the entire world economy and 3.6% growth for the manufacturing sector. 

Furthermore, a survey revealed that less than 25%

Starting a construction project involves navigating an unpredictable development process. Because the construction sector must make rapid adjustments when material expenses fluctuate and project requirements change, time and materials contracts serve as essential tools. There are various types of construction contracts, but time and materials contracts stand out for their

The growing progress of construction demands strong labor oversight to help teams meet project objectives. Modern technologies create a foundation for contractors to increase work output alongside safety measures while making all operations run better. Studies by Colorado State University’s Construction Management Department show how technology improves project work levels

The construction industry thrives on precision, accountability, and efficiency. Yet, there is one major oversight that completely derails these three key principles: time theft. In an industry where potentially every hour counts, the unchecked draining of time can drain resources, disrupt schedules, and inflate costs. In other words, addressing this

Choosing the right type of contract in the construction industry becomes an important issue since it affects the project’s total cost, duration, and success. Contractors often have to decide whether to use a time and materials contract, which offers different benefits or challenges, or a fixed-fee contract. Understanding the ins

The construction burden refers to all indirect expenses involved in hiring a worker other than the payments they receive per hour. These hidden expenses, such as payroll taxes, insurance, benefits, and workers’ compensation, can hurt the financial outcome of a project. If out of control, the labor burden can exceed

Geofencing is a location-based technology that helps track attendance in the construction industry, as it uses GPS to set virtual boundaries for people. By creating virtual boundaries around construction sites, companies can automate the check-in and check-out process, ensuring precise and reliable attendance data. The need to manually enter work

Current methods of labor tracking in construction have come a long way. With studies showing that automated labor tracking systems can reduce administrative costs in companies by up to 30%, it has become very important for assessing the success of any particular project. Due to the increasing intricacy of construction

The construction industry is defined by constant pressure to meet deadlines, stay within budget, and overcome unexpected challenges. In this high-pressure environment, staying ahead of the curve isn’t just an advantage—it’s a necessity. Enter real-time construction data: the game-changer that’s redefining how projects are planned, managed, and executed.

Real-time data