How to Improve Financial Performance and Increase Your Capacity to Meet Today’s Demanding Market
Construction and related services companies that can speed up their operations, better manage complex workloads and spot new opportunities are better positioned to capitalize on increased growth within the industry. In this webinar, you’ll discover ways to increase profitability within the construction project life cycle and stay ahead of the curve.
Practical Construction Analytics: Gain the Advantage Over Your Competitors
The construction industry has learned the long-standing challenges of labor productivity and on-time project delivery from past recessions (and recently COVID-19). As a result, firms have realized that current and historical data play an important part in business decision making and may even change the course of the industry. While artificial intelligence and machine learning […]
Change Orders: How to Avoid Delay Damages and Get Paid for What You Do
Change orders are a fact of life in construction. The bigger or more complicated the job, the more likely the changes are to come. While most contracts anticipate change, only the rare few adequately address what actually happens in the field. Tune in for this webinar to protect your right to get paid and protect […]
Building the Foundations of the Future With Process Automation
Digital transformation is now top of the agenda for many construction firms, becoming a high-priority initiative to maintain competitiveness in a tough market. Hear experts discuss recent construction survey results and the current state of digitization in the sector, with a strong emphasis placed on construction workflows and business processes.
Finding the Revenue in Construction Change Orders
Change orders are an inevitable part of doing business as a contractor and can often mean more revenue. However, when mismanaged, change orders can be time-consuming and disruptive to the relationship between the contractor and their customer. Contractors that have mastered the art of managing change orders are capable of increasing their revenue while minimizing […]
The Next Five Years in Construction: What the Industry Sees Today and Predicts for Tomorrow
Procore surveyed 2,000 individuals from all aspects of the construction industry to understand the challenges and opportunities the next half-decade might bring. During this webinar, Procore experts will cover what construction is learning about culture from technology companies, why industry leaders and experts are optimistic about the future, as well as when and where the industry sees future work coming from.
Deep Dive Into Construction Work in Progress
Work in progress (WIP) is key to construction job costing—allowing contractors to proactively manage their jobs and businesses. Learn how you can analyze and leverage WIP reports to effectively run your business.
What the Labor Shortage Means for Construction Businesses Like Yours (and How to Succeed)
Learn from Struxi President Bill Wagner how construction companies can do more with less time, less money and most importantly, fewer boots on the ground; with a specific focus on digital solutions that help companies mitigate the workforce shortage with an eye on innovating how work is done on the jobsite.
The Next Generation of Construction ERP
While the construction industry has lagged somewhat in the adoption of enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, this is changing as digitalization reaches every business sector. A window of opportunity is open for construction firms that adopt digital business processes before their competitors—including purpose-built ERP software. A construction ERP system sets a foundation that digitizes and […]
Unlocking Profit Potential: A Masterclass in Construction Work in Progress
This webinar will provide a comprehensive deep dive into work-in-progress reporting for construction firms, led by John Meibers, vice president and general manager of Deltek ComputerEase. It begins by defining WIP as the value of work completed and outlines the five essential data points required to calculate it: sales price, estimated total cost, costs-to-date, billed-to-date […]