Tag: Construction Technology
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Construction Financial Manager Review | October 7, 2016
SUBSCRIBE Hi zliener, We’ve collected a selection of interesting articles from across the industry this week. The articles below are divided into three sections: for credit managers, for office managers, and construction technology news. Our goal is to make it easy for all construction financial professionals to stay informed about what matters to them. Enjoy your weekend!…
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3 Ways Mobile Apps are Changing the Jobsite
As part our mission to provide the construction industry with the latest technologies and insights, we’ve partnered with Fieldwire – the construction software for field execution. From plan viewing to task management, Fieldwire powers over 50,000 projects worldwide with intuitive and reliable tools. In this collaboration, we’ll be sharing content from their expertise one a…
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Construction Financial Manager Review | September 25, 2016
SUBSCRIBE We’ve changed up the construction financial manager review. Now, instead of sharing a selection of news from across the industry, we’ve broken it down to help you find what is most relevant to you. The articles below are divided into three sections: for credit managers, for office managers, and construction technology news. We decided to…
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5 Free Online Resources for Construction Office Managers
For an office manager in the construction industry, every day brings different duties, and many of these relate to managing accounts receivable. The process for collecting payment in construction differs from other industries and requires specialized knowledge of the payment collection process and the tools available to manage credit risk. Fortunately, the internet is packed with…
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ERP in Construction: Needs and Solutions
Construction isn’t like most other businesses. Manufacturing or most service industries have their own cycle, in which they continue providing the same services or materials as long as there is a demand. In the construction business, one project might vary widely from the next, and each project might require completely different work. Not to mention a single project…