The labor shortage is not a secret. It’s been an issue for years, and according to a recent survey conducted by Trimble Viewpoint, a construction software company, filling open positions has become one of the biggest concerns throughout the industry.

The Highland Council has adopted a common data environment to make it easier to manage construction documentation and meet its regulatory obligations

Across the globe, COVID-19 brought new challenges to nearly every industry, particularly construction. With the possibility of being shut down at a moment’s notice looming, most construction businesses pivoted to new ways of operating projects to keep them moving as COVID-19 took hold.

When it comes to challenging construction projects Kane has always embraced innovation. Now with the advent of more advanced digital solutions it has opened a wealth of opportunity for the contractor to get even the toughest jobs done.

If the last two years have taught us anything, it’s that change can happen at any moment and the quicker contractors respond, the faster their businesses will recover. This is particularly true in construction, which has one of the slimmest profit margins of any business—where an unexpected price increase, security breach or material delay can easily put business owners on the wrong side of the profit line.

Hiring is certainly a critical issue facing construction business owners right now, a sentiment echoed by the results of a recent survey of industry professionals, the majority of whom say they expect more work to come in the new year.

Just two months into 2020, all signs were pointing to a great year for Florida-based structural shell contractor CSCI Construction. Business was thriving and with major IT improvements underway, the company was well positioned to exceed growth projections - and then Covid-19 hit.

Marine Construction magazine covered the announcement of Trimble Construction One in its digital issue,

This post highlights Trimble’s wins at the UK’s Construction Computing Awards (or Hammers). Trimble Viewpoint’s VFP solution won best collaboration product; while Trimble Tekla’s Structural Designer won best structural engineering software.

Grading & Excavation Contractor magazine published an article featuring Trimble Viewpoint in its most recent issue.