Multiple teams are involved during the lifecycle of a construction project. What one may consider an essential functionality for a software platform, another team may never use. That’s why it is important to know what “good” construction software looks like from different perspectives. This way, you can make an informed decision in choosing a platform that ticks the right boxes for employees across multiple teams.

Among the 50 live Wates Construction sites shut down by the first covid-19 lockdown was the Nottingham College City Hub. Once allowed to re-open the site, Wates turned to cloud-based project management software to help maintain progress once work could continue on site.

Project management solutions specialist, Viewpoint discusses how to achieve a golden thread of construction data

Information: there is no shortage of it in construction. From material serial codes to the time taken to fix a snag, it can almost seem like there’s too much information. However, if construction is to modernise its ways of working, it must learn how to harness this information.

Cybersecurity isn’t something traditionally associated with the construction industry. But, as the industry moves forward, it’s no longer just a case of making sure offices and building sites are secure from thieves

The 2020 BIM Report by NBS shows a continued increase in the adoption of BIM principles and technology across the United Kingdom.

As contractors begin to head back to work across the UK, new rules and jobsite procedures await; technology is helping teams adjust to the new normal.

Construction Business Owner, the leading business magazine for contractors, is pleased to announce a free webinar presented in partnership with Viewpoint.

Today, advances in technology provide contractors with real-time information and a single source of truth across the business. By moving from manual processes and spreadsheets to modernized operations, it’s easier to collect, analyze, and share data.

Technology is changing how the Built World plans, manages, and executes projects. While you may have seen the BuiltWorlds research report on advanced machinery and equipment or our Analyst Call featuring innovative IoT solutions on the jobsite, innovative built tech solutions continue to be developed and used to address critical enterprise-wide and project-specific operational, management, and intelligence needs, too.