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Further, Faster With The Next Wave of Construction Tech
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...
MCAA 2019 Annual Convention Review
The Rhumbix Field Team attended the MCAA Annual Convention in Phoenix last week! The MCAA 19 Convention theme was Imagine. Many of the great speakers and sessions focused on imagining what the future of construction looks like for mechanical contractors. There were so...
Putting the PRO back into Production
Over the past few years, there has been a renewed focus on the concept of productivity in the construction industry, especially as organizations move towards digital construction. As projects have become more complicated (new HVAC, Electrical and Control Systems), the...
Elevate Field-level Data with Rhumbix and Autodesk
Some days it feels like construction revolves around paper work instead of the actual building at hand. Proper documentation is a necessary demand of construction. Often there is confusion around what it means to digitize paperwork. Teams may think they’ve digitized...
Data-Driven Success with the help of a Technology Committee
Most construction firms understand that some measure of technology is a necessity for running a business and plan accordingly. But, no company wants to waste money or resources on the wrong tool or processes. That’s where a Technology Committee (TC) helps. If you’re...
The Growing Workforce: Understanding Millennials in the Construction Industry
There are nearly a quarter of a million open construction jobs in the United States, but most construction firms and contractors are finding it harder and harder to fill them. Consider too, the challenge that most of the current laborers are in their 40’s or older...
How to Plan For Success as a Self Employed Contractor
The construction industry works hard and fast. Being a self-employed contractor requires skill, organization, and a digital foreman to keep you steady. So, what does this mean for you as a contractor who's either starting out or who wants to work smarter? Here's how...
The Ultimate Guide to Boosting Productivity With Paperless Software
Did you know that inefficiencies cost businesses 20 to 30 percent in revenue every year? If you are in the construction industry, this statistic may feel especially close to home. Most construction projects need a lot of time and effort to complete. But there are ways...
