So far in 2023, the construction industry has had to deal with a series of odd contradictions.

The conversation around the recession has intensified in recent months and different industries have started taking action to prepare for the impact.

One of the hardest balancing acts in construction is between short-term and long-term planning, especially when considering the workforce and when/where support is needed most.

Winning bids at a high rate is critical to a contractor's success.

It’s no secret that construction is facing a significant labor shortage. Sure, the uncertainty in the industry brought on by COVID-19 didn’t help, but labor shortages are nothing new.

As construction continues to undergo a digital transformation of core processes, putting a focus on data and analytics will become more important for management and leadership.

The culture around construction employment has shifted dramatically in recent years. Baby boomers are beginning to retire with millennials now making up 35% of the workforce.

By focusing on a better customer experience,Schimenti Construction Company is helping to redefine the customer service standard across the construction industry, which is backed by an impressive 90+% customer retention rate.

In 2023 a cloud of uncertainty looms over not only the construction industry but all industries worldwide.