Category: Construction Time and Attendance

In its Reinventing Construction: A Route to higher productivity report, The McKinsey Global Institute highlighted the intractable productivity issue in the construction industry. Just like retail and...

For construction management, planning, and scheduling are critical. Given the large construction projects, we need construction planning and scheduling to ensure all phases are completed within budget...

As a construction contractor, you know the challenge of tracking worker hours, especially if your project is multisite. Any construction company cannot maintain smooth business operations if there is ...

Effective management is a critical requirement for delivering projects on time and within the stipulated budget in the construction industry. With over two-thirds of construction projects failing to r...

In the construction industry, one major challenge is tracking costs and monitoring risk while keeping a job on budget. Effectively implementing construction cost management is pivotal in delivering a ...

Running a construction business can be lucrative but it is one of the most human resource-intensive sectors. Gaining access to quality labor can be expensive. According to Statista, the US employment ...

In every industry, employee time tracking is a norm. It is a way to decide the workforce's productivity and ensure that employees are paid accurately for their work. However, employee time tracking is...

The COVID-19 pandemic affected businesses in the worst ways possible. Revenues stopped, inventory was lying unused, debts increased exponentially, and many companies had to lay off employees to stay a...

The Indian construction industry is a major player contributing to the economy's growth. At the center of the focus of the government's initiatives to create world-class infrastructure in a time-bound...

Construction industry uses large scale manpower and has a unique challenge of dealing with the ever-changing contract staff attendance. We’ve helped construction companies get over their biggest ban...