Online Exclusives

The construction industry has long issued paper purchase orders (POs), which, in theory, flow from a buyer to a material supplier to confirm orders for construction materials.

The construction industry is experiencing extraordinary times in the world of capital project execution.

Like many businesses, the COVID-19 pandemic has exacted a heavy toll on the construction industry, upending many commercial projects that have caused financial hardship for scores of companies, their employees and subcontractors this year.

The importance of safety when working from heights cannot be emphasized enough.

As more technology comes into play, the industry is finally waking up to the impact it can have on bottom line profitability.

Until recently, many smaller construction companies didn’t consider themselves a target for cybercriminals and fraudsters. Why would they be targeted rather than the bigger companies with greater assets?

Mobility and real-time access to information are changing the game when it comes to construction workforce management.

In this day and age, most construction firms are well aware that having a company website is a vital element of their business strategies.

Safety is (and always will be) a top priority in construction. Now more than ever, it’s important to keep your crews safe and provide them with the latest resources and tools to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 on your jobsites.

As with many business sectors, the construction industry today feels very different than just a month ago.