by Guy Skillett | May 11, 2020 | Construction Technology, T&M Tracking, Workers First
As our industry continues to navigate through this crisis, the companies that will come through the storm successfully will rely on data-driven solutions moving into the future. The typical construction project generates tremendous amounts of data. Harnessing,...
by Rob McKinney | Jul 24, 2019 | Change Order, T&M Tracking
In some circles, the words “Time and Material” can bring smiles to faces or screams of frustration to others. In fact, many times it is the others that have to clean up the mess generated by archaic T&M workflows. How does your company manage the process of...
by Francine Harris | Nov 21, 2018 | Change Order, Construction Productivity, Construction Technology, T&M Tracking
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 Talisa Crisologo | Oct 16, 2018 | Featured on EC&M, T&M Tracking
In the Tuesday morning session “Change Orders Made Simple,” speakers Greg Long, owner of Napa, Calif.-based Long Electric, and Drew DeWalt, co-founder and COO of San Francisco-headquartered Rhumbix, a workflow software company, discussed some of the negative impacts...
by Rhumbix Editorial Staff | Sep 28, 2018 | Construction Management, Construction Productivity, T&M Tracking
According to a 2014 Survey of Construction conducted by the Census Bureau, the average multifamily building takes over 11 months to build. Constructions of apartment buildings, commercial facilities, and even homes can take months to accomplish. When you’re...
by Rhumbix Editorial Staff | Sep 7, 2018 | Construction Management, Construction Productivity, T&M Tracking
A time and materials contract is an efficient and effective means of charging for services that have a lot of variables. From software development to marketing, construction, and more, certain industries require flexibility in their work. But any business familiar...
