Stack Construction Founder Phil Ogilby Looking for Contractors to Try HeyJulia.ai Stack Construction Technologies Founder Phillip Ogilby is launching HeyJulia.ai, which marries construction artificial intelligence (AI) with a voice interface for the field. As construction software vendors scrambled to add artificial intelligence (AI) to their product stack, either to impress investors or the market, they mostly picked the low-hanging fruit first. While some applications explo

Improved rostering functionality could help ADP Workforce Now for Construction make inroads against niche competitors. New rostering and role-specific functionality make the giant a more desirable partner for contractors. There are many fine construction-focused human capital management (HCM) software companies out there. They are a balm for contractors and, yes, software vendors who needed a solution rigorous enough for the industry’s needs for certified payroll reporting (p

Construction software startups are being acquired--what does this mean for their customers?

When do we defer to artificial intelligence (AI), and when do we hold the reins? The answer, as is the case with most complex matters, is ... it depends. Can We Understand the AI Output? In simple enterprise software AI processes--processes that may really be rebranded algrorithmic processes--human involvement can be removed more easily. Barriers to complete automation may in some cases depend on establishing a comfort level with end users. A construction estimating process m

Neenah subdivision residents going years without roads, existing roads crumbling. We alk with mayoral candidate Scott Becher about the roles of software, hardware and wetware in solving the problem.

The value of construction software increases when it exposes data and functionality through mobile devices—which is one more capability that

We sit down with digipark.pro to learn about their construction project management tool built on the Notion low-code platform

We discuss contech (construction technology) and construction software with contech economist Paco Gomez Escofet.

Business software has long recognized the bleedover between construction and property management--are these to technologies converging?

With ABC's Construction Backlog Indicator creeping up and up, reaching 8.4 months in June of 2024, do contractors still need construction CRM to help them grow? The simple answer is YES.

Executives evaluating and selecting construction software should look beyond the feature list. Here's why.