Breaking Down Barriers to Unlock Profitable Growth
As a highly competitive sector, the construction industry is constantly under pressure to increase the pace of digitalization, with many restricting their growth due to manual processes and lack of visibility into their deals. To accelerate this digital transformation, first they must look at barriers and use them to leverage a new way of working for continuous success in the years to come.
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 […]
Four Factors Affecting Your Profits in 2021
If 2020 taught us anything, it’s the importance of preparing for the unexpected and developing the agility to quickly adapt plans. Construction finance leaders and project managers are having to evolve their roles to be more proactive in data analysis and drive strategic planning as the industry continues to recover. As the business world moves […]
Mass Timber on the Rise: Opportunities for General Contractors
The Mass Timber Construction Manual will give construction professionals the information needed to plan, organize, manage and construct mass timber buildings safely and efficiently. It is intended to provide best practices related to bidding, planning, erection/assembly and finish considerations for contractors, tradespeople, installers and subcontractors involved in mass timber projects. This content will be useful […]
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 […]
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.
The Future of Construction Is Modular
In the past five years, the use of modular construction methods has doubled in the United States, and it’s expected to represent more than 10% of all construction work by the year 2030. Shifting construction away from traditional sites and into factories is enabling contractors to build faster and better—reducing claims by standardizing work and […]
Four Ways to Scale Safety and Quality During the Building Boom
As construction firms prepare to scale their operations to support new infrastructure investments, they’re challenged to attain high-quality work in safe workplaces using newly hired workers—as well as long-term employees who are reluctant to adopt new technologies. There are at least four ways a data-driven safety and quality program can help. Increased inspection productivity can […]
The Workforce Management Gap
Hear real stories from real contractors about real-life workforce management (WFM) success and what it really means in the construction industry. You’ll take a look at workforce management today and what innovative companies are doing to shape the future of WFM and the construction industry. You might be wondering, what is WFM? WFM is an […]
Discovery Best Practices for Construction Arbitration
A major advantage that arbitration has over litigation is the ability for the parties to design the process to be efficient and cost effective, as well as to fit the dispute and the parties. During this webinar, you will learn from leading construction lawyers about best practices to better manage projects and pre-hearing exchanges of information in construction disputes.