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Tag: Construction Technology

  • CFM Review: Fighting The Relentless Battle Against Bureaucracy

    Every Friday, we will select a few in-depth articles from the week that we think are worth your valuable time as a construction financial manager (CFM). We look for compelling articles not only about financial topics, but about business, technology, and life, that challenges you to think about your role as a CFM in different…

  • Construction Financial Technology: The Answer is the Cloud

    There are few aspects of today’s society that have not been optimized by technology in some way. If something needs to happen, it has either already been automated or somebody is trying to figure out how to develop that automation. For financial issues, and specifically receivables management and tracking and payment management, this technological assistance and automation…

  • CFM Review: Kimberly-Clark Tells Staff “Think Like A CFO”

    Every Friday, we will select a few in-depth articles from the week that we think are worth your valuable time as a construction financial manager (CFM). We look for compelling articles not only about financial topics, but about business, technology, and life, that challenges you to think about your role as a CFM in different…

  • Innovative CFOs Will Win In The Recovering Economy

    Today’s construction CFOs and CFMs are reigning over one of the most interesting periods for the industry.  The landscape is rapidly changing to look much different than our grandfather’s marketplace which was recently explored by Thomas Schliefer’s ENR piece, “Consolidation’s Consequences in Construction Services.”  BIM and virtual reality is migrating from science fiction to reality.…

  • Mobile Technology is Making Life in Construction Easier

    The Lien & Credit Journal periodically invites forward-thinking construction technology companies contribute to the publication with articles about technology in the construction industry and how the landscape is changing. This article is #2 in a series of contributions from FieldLens, a friend of The Lien & Credit Journal and one of the most promising young…