Technology makes it easier to get more done. But when it comes to construction, innovation has failed to move the productivity needle. In this ebook, we explore the reasons behind this disparity and what steps you can take to connect your team in an increasingly disconnected industry
The goal of every construction project is to make a profit. Profit is what's left after all costs and expenses associated with a project have been paid. When times are tight in construction, and there isn't a lot of work to bid, profit margins can be smaller. At times like this, it's more important than ever to maintain tight control over outgoings and expenses. We're here to help. We've put together the following guide on how subcontractors can help reduce financial risk, and how businesses can reduce costs by cutting unnnecesary friction in communication.