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While the trial-and-error of managing a workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic was a big eye-opener for employers everywhere, one thing became strikingly clear: keeping frontline workers safe, productive and informed means keeping them digitally connected, global pandemic or not.

The upward mobility of construction companies and their projects weigh in the balance of thousands of intertwined decisions.

There’s only one thing society can count on to remain the same: Everything will change.

Good communication between the field and office is essential to keeping a project on time and on budget.

It’s no secret that all businesses should have a plan in case of emergency.

COVID-19 has presented unique challenges to the aviation industry.

When you lift a 32-ton cathedral dome, it all comes down to trigonometry.

Reentering civilian life after serving in the military can be extremely difficult for veterans, especially when it comes to finding meaningful, long-term employment.

Ask any construction professional about their work and most will say they enjoy that every day is a little different.

Mental health has been in the spotlight over the last year, with stay-at-home orders and school closures keeping many Americans at home more than the usual.