Specialty contractors running commercial projects have long faced a fundamental operational problem: the tools that run the field and the tools that run the back office do not communicate in real time ...

Private equity firms are keen on opportunities in the construction software sector, where a gap in the market offers potential for high revenue and margins. Andrew Keller, director at Grant Thornton ...

Construction has no shortage of software – planning tools, field apps, document platforms, quality systems, safety trackers, progress dashboards. Furthermore, every year brings another promise that ...

Amy Nichol Smith is a former Product Review Editor at Forbes Advisor. She has more than 20 years experience as a journalist and editor, writing on a range of topics, including tech products and ...

Construction and technology have benefited from comparatively less disruption during the pandemic compared to other industries, such as travel, hospitality, and retail, which were entirely suspended ...

Construction projects often fall behind schedule because of shifting timelines, weather delays, labor gaps and material ...

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems enable construction companies to consolidate data from various day-to-day business processes, from project and contractor management to inventory tracking ...

The construction industry takes charge of the infrastructural development of a country. It tackles services related to the construction, repair, renovation, and maintenance of buildings. To ensure ...

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The construction management software market is expected to grow by USD 724.88 million during 2020-2024, according to the latest market research report by Technavio. Request a ...

In a move that the two firms say reflects a natural overlap in their businesses, construction-finance software maker Built Technologies announced it is acquiring lien-waiver software maker lienwaivers ...

We asked some of the top manufacturers in the industry their thoughts on their most unique technologies and the answers ...

A Silicon Valley company bought Portland-based Viewpoint Construction Software for $1.2 billion in cash Monday. It appears to be the biggest deal ever for a Portland tech company. The buyer is Trimble ...