by Rhumbix | Mar 18, 2020 | Construction Management, Construction Technology, Rhumby, Uncategorized
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by Johnny Chang | Feb 28, 2020 | Construction Management, Construction Productivity, Construction Technology
Want to know the best way to implement new software into your company? At Rhumbix, our Field Operations team deploys our field data solutions using a Train the Trainer approach. We empower your deployment staff with interactive and collaborative planning and training...
by Rhumbix | Oct 30, 2019 | Construction Management, Rhumbix Updates, Rhumby
Subscribe here and we will deliver the comic strip to your inbox each week. Have an idea for a strip? Funny jobsite story? Send us a note and we might just pick your story and turn it into a comic strip, email info@rhumbix.com! Related Posts Rhumby: Episode 1...
by Rhumbix | Apr 27, 2019 | Construction Management, Construction Trends, Workflows
Lots of companies try to come up with the perfect formula for calculating how much their cost of labor is going to be. But that’s a shortsighted way to think. No two projects go exactly the same way, even if the specs are identical. The availability of talent,...
by Kayla Rockwell | Mar 26, 2019 | Big Data & Construction, Construction Management, Construction Technology, Field Data Advantage
The construction industry continues to wow the world with daring structures, massive projects, and never before undertaken endeavors. We marvel in what’s possible today with new building techniques, materials, and more that make these feats possible. Technological...
by Francine Harris | Jan 30, 2019 | Construction Management
Few industries or job professions are immune from the economy’s cyclical ups and downs. Certainly, the construction industry experiences regular ebbs and flows, but a decade after the 2008 recession and several years of mostly increasing numbers, construction stats...