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The so-called “gig economy” took off with Uber and Lyft drivers working freelance and getting referrals from an app on…

The GCCA (Global Cement and Concrete Assn.) might be a little biased when it claims that concrete is the most…

Where will the entry-level workers come from to bring construction employment back to historic levels? Apprenticeship programs and community colleges…

As more and more devices are attached to the IoT (Internet of Things), the internet itself is weaken by saturation…

Early versions of CAD (computer-aided design) were heavily focused on drawings for manufacturing. When combined with finite element analysis and…

Sunny skies and warm temperatures are coming. Puffy clouds will dot the sky and children will lay on the grass,…

The U.S. Dept. of Energy says the residential sector accounts for about 21% of the total U.S. energy consumption. Of…

Construction cranes are everywhere as business picks up and projects resume or begin. The OSHA (Occupational Safety & Health Administration) estimates approximately…

As the pandemic restrictions are being lifted, projects are being renewed, rebid, and restarted. New work is being opened and…

In the 1980s, large manufacturing companies were exploring a new software solution, an integrated package of applications called ERP—enterprise resource…