If you’re a construction operations professional or construction project manager, you’re likely at the center of your company’s universe.

Customer Profile: Duna Aszfalt Zrt is one of Hungary's biggest local contractors, with around 1600 employees.

For MEP contractors to deliver successful building projects, the electrical estimator must provide accurate estimates. From mapping out detailed material and labor costs to determining the margin of error before those costs cut into profit, much relies on accurate electrical estimates.

It was September of 1962 when a little Hanna-Barbera cartoon called The Jetsons premiered on ABC. Viewers were treated to a vision of a space-aged future with flying cars, jetpacks, instant dinners in the form of a pill and automation for daily tasks like getting dressed and walking the dog.

Count yourself fortunate. You live in a time where every detail of a project’s design and construction can be captured, preserved and understood with digital clarity.

The construction industry is undergoing a data transformation as contractors are modernizing operations and implementing data-driven technologies.

The better the access to timely, accurate data—the more successful and profitable construction projects will be.

Construction is a complex business characterized by multiple interdependent processes, contributions from experts in different fields, and evolving demands from project owners.

A steady stream of new and innovative technologies have poured into the construction space over the last decade, including machine control, 3D modeling, and collaboration tools.