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The 10 Questions You Should Ask When Considering Project Management Software?Part 5 of 5

Viewpoint Construction Technology

Editor’s Note: This is the final installment in a five-part series on Construction Project Management — how innovative technologies and software are helping project managers streamline processes to build faster, smarter projects. Making the decision to seek out software boils down to commitment.

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5 Signs Your Shopping Center Construction Contractor is Costing You Business

HardHatChat

Unfortunately, a landlord’s biggest liability in a commercial construction project can be an insensitive general contractor whose only concern is making his deadline and budget. What’s wrong with a general contractor focused on commercial construction costs and his construction schedule?

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$10 million Green Roof, photovoltaic, and air handling unit replacement project

Constructonomics

Factor #3 Project Management Plan. Three projects within the past ten years that demonstrates the firm’s experience on HVAC projects with AHU replacement and ductwork in an occupied office facility with construction valued at greater than or equal to $3 million. Factor #1 Past Performance.

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These 5 essential traits in your team are the secret to a successful construction project

Fieldwire

For instance, international industrial corporation Georg Fischer partnered with XYZ Reality to create their concept using augmented reality that shows the final look and specifications of the project, giving the team confidence that work will be done on time. It helps streamline project specifications and progress.

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5 Types of Subcontractor Software Transforming the Trades 

Autodesk Construction Cloud

Subcontracting is a time-honored tradition. Even back in the Middle Ages, large endeavors were broken down into skill-specific projects and contracted out to the guilds. The masons, architects, blacksmiths, and painters then managed their little corners of construction, freeing the overseer to do their thing. .

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PSMJ Tips: Plan a Project PRE-Mortem

PSMJ Resources

Consider the following project factors when doing your pre-mortem: • Project scheduleProject budget • Internal and subcontracted technical capabilities • Client dynamics and politics • External factors (i.e. The strength of every A/E/C firm is its project managers. Register today!

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Tips for Creating a Healthy Cash Flow

Best Practices Construction Law

Also, consider eliminating any retainage provisions, if possible, or including a phased-out retainage so that your entire gross profit is not left until the project is completed. Project Management Tips. Make sure your project management team submits paperwork and issues invoices on a timely basis.