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When businesses are put under pressure to deliver, whether that is through the unprecedented times of today to the everyday challenges of the industry, productivity becomes a key focus.

Australia’s first-ever construction hackathon – Constructathon 2019 was held in Sydney across two days on the 23rd and 24th of August. Constructathon brought together industry professionals to collaborate and innovate solutions for productivity challenges in construction.

Construction industry overspending comes in many forms, but the cost of mismanaged information is one expense that could be easily controlled. With better information management, companies can reduce unnecessary costs and improve productivity.

Resistance to modern technology results in construction industry under-performance. Projects that do not adopt new technologies often face delays and inefficiencies. Contractors are encouraged to embrace modern solutions to stay competitive and productive.

Efficient jobsite productivity promotes on-budget, on-time, and less costly project completion. Cost-effective jobsite productivity requires maximum employee efficiency. However, jobsite productivity can be hindered by poor planning, lack of communication, and inadequate resource allocation.

A glimpse into the past: Back in February 2017, Northeastern University’s primary news and information site published an article focused on future challenges in construction productivity. The article highlighted the need for innovation and adaptation in the industry.

Construction productivity – the cost of antiquated operations management. In an industry driven by advancements in mobile technology, companies that fail to modernize their operations management risk falling behind in productivity.

How can subcontractors better manage CCW in 2018? Subcontractors continue to face yearly complications associated with cash flow, client demands, and workforce management. Addressing these challenges is crucial for maintaining productivity.

It’s time to tackle the productivity problem in your construction operation. Construction analysis experts conclude that productivity problems limit profitability and growth. Identifying and addressing these issues is essential for success.

A close-up look at how lean construction can promote better productivity and efficiency. Lean construction defines a process dedicated to minimizing waste and maximizing value, leading to improved productivity and efficiency.

Integrate back office operations with front of house workers. Many modern construction firms use custom construction operations management software as a tool to bridge the gap between office and field, enhancing productivity.

Economic boom produces construction labor shortage. As jobs abound, access to skilled trade workers diminishes. This shortage impacts productivity and project timelines.

Mobile apps – core to enhanced jobsite productivity and connectivity. Mobile technology defines the dynamics of modern productivity in construction, enabling better communication and workflow management.

Whether you are a subcontractor that does civil work, infrastructure, labor hire, dry/wet plant hire, or commercial work, delivering projects efficiently is a top priority. Embracing new tools and processes can help achieve this goal.

Construction safety – crucial to maintaining smooth jobsite operations. Nothing puts the brakes on a smooth running jobsite quite so quickly as a safety incident. Prioritizing safety is essential for maintaining productivity.

A no-nonsense approach to increase jobsite productivity. This article presents practical strategies for contractors to boost productivity on the jobsite.

A new era for construction and engineering. The construction industry is one of the most regulated industries, and operations management is evolving to meet new challenges and opportunities.

Digital construction site management is a best practice for both public and private operations. Every organization, large or small, seeks to improve productivity through digital solutions.

More and more construction contractors are experiencing the value of mobile solutions in their operational workflows. Benefits include improved communication, real-time data access, and streamlined processes.

Poor construction project management evokes employee frustration, customer ire, and sometimes even a claim against your contractor license bond. Effective project management is key to maintaining productivity and client satisfaction.

In an industry plagued by limitations of available data, measuring construction jobsite productivity often proves difficult, complicated, and often easier said than done. Implementing better data collection and analysis methods can help overcome these challenges.

In certain industries, fatigue simply lowers productivity. But in sectors such as construction, fatigue can lead to serious workplace incidents. Managing worker fatigue is critical for both safety and productivity.