by Francine Harris | May 29, 2019 | Change Order, Construction Technology
The relationship between the general contractor and subcontractor is necessary to the success of any construction project and communication lays at the heart of this relationship. Open communication solves many issues before they arise and is a great benefit to the...
by Francine Harris | May 24, 2019 | Change Order, Construction Productivity
In a new Rhumbix webinar hosted by Rob McKinney, detailed how technology and automation can improve labor productivity, project communication and documentation. The 60-minute webinar delved into 1) the pains of paper-based T&M workflows, 2) the case for...
by Francine Harris | Dec 10, 2018 | Change Order
Change orders are inevitable. It’s an unavoidable part of the construction industry. There are always modifications or unexpected tasks that pop up throughout a project. And if the project itself is a significant one, change orders might become part of the daily...
by Francine Harris | Nov 21, 2018 | Change Order, Construction Productivity, Construction Technology
Design changes and rework are inevitable in construction projects. Very rarely does a construction project go from beginning to end without changes to the original project scope. In fact, according to the Project Analysis Group, an average of 35% of all construction...
by Francine Harris | Nov 7, 2018 | Change Order
Change orders can wreak havoc on even the most seasoned construction team. But change orders don’t happen in a vacuum. Consider that most large construction projects typically involve numerous subcontractors. On average, they can account for up to 18% of the final...
by Francine Harris | Oct 31, 2018 | Change Order
The goal of any successful General Contractor is to complete a building project on time and under budget. Of course, the process itself can be fraught with setbacks and challenges preventing any project beginning and ending exactly as defined. Think back to any major...
