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Carol's Construction Technology · 1W ago

Architecture and Planning Industry Stats on LinkedIn

Architects and Planners have been busy creating profiles on LinkedIn. The latest statistics (as of May 16, 2012) show there are 1,128,581 LinkedIn profiles in the Architecture and Planning Industry. For those readers interested in knowing just where all these profiles are in the world, here’s a brea
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Carol's Construction Technology · 1W ago

Construction PDFs: How General Contractors Streamline Processes

When it comes to sharing documents, the Portable Document Format (PDF) is the standard. Everyone receives PDFs via email, but not all PDFs are designed for construction industry use. Most PDF software will address the needs of administrative personnel but the operations side of the contracting busin
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Carol's Construction Technology · 3W ago

Construction Accounting Software Selection is Strategic

Choosing a Construction Accounting Software Solution can be a daunting task. Whether you’re a general contractor, highway heavy or specialty trade contracting firm it’s not just features or functions that drive your decision. It’s the vision of where you are going, recognizing that today’s construct
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Carol's Construction Technology · 4W ago

Construction Industry LinkedIn Statistics

LinkedIn is being embraced by the US Construction Industry. In doing research to create the interactive map below I looked beyond just the Top 5 countries having the largest number of profiles and found many interesting details. Some countries like the Netherlands and Denmark while having small popu
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Carol's Construction Technology · 1M ago

Top 30 LinkedIn Groups for Construction Business Development

LinkedIn has become the place for networking with the construction, architecture and engineering industries. With over 3,122,108 profiles world wide in the construction industry as of April 18, 2012 – there are more people to connect with everyday than we can ever approach for business development o
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Carol's Construction Technology · 1M ago

Construction Photography Best Practices

Construction Firms often use photos to showcase their work. It’s a visual testimonial to the expertise and capabilities of the contractor and their team. It’s also a great way to capture before and after transformations, but there are many uses for photographs in the Architectural, Engineering and C
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Carol's Construction Technology · 1M ago

Construction Plan and 3D Model Markups will Never Be the Same

The official release date for Bluebeam Revu 10 has arrived and they’ve again managed to blow the competition away again. If you are using a PDF editor and you work in the Architecture, Engineering or Construction Industry it’s time you see Bluebeam Revu. Revu combines an intuitive PDF editor, viewer
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Carol's Construction Technology · 2M ago

Construction Email: Friend or Foe?

Construction companies communicate primarily through email, even when using a project management software solution. Often it is reminders and clarifications to help document the project. Progressive construction operations and accounting departments leverage email in their systems to increase collab
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Carol's Construction Technology · 3M ago

The Construction Office Imperative: Digitize, Go Paperless and Mobile

Construction companies are bombarded by documents daily and making those documents electronic will reduce paper right? Not so fast. According to this Digital Landfill article “77% of invoices that arrive as PDF attachments get printed. 31% of faxed invoices get printed and scanned back in.” Heck, I
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Carol's Construction Technology · 4M ago

Does a BIM Requirement Stop You From Bidding?

Building Information Modeling (BIM) has become an industry standard on complex construction projects. As more Construction owners reap the benefits of BIM, more projects add a modeling component. While Architects grab Revit, the complexities feel insurmountable, especially for smaller contractors in
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