ERP & management technology in a volatile market
The construction & engineering (C&E) is at a turning point faced with challenges from increased competition and tighter budgets. The pressure on traditional construction firms to adapt is huge. As tighter control and more adaptability is needed over every aspect of a project there is increasing interest in construction-integrated construction.
Innovation and disruption are more important than ever in an ever-changing construction industry. Utilizing integrated business technologies such as construction ERP software is an important first step, and adopting other construction management technologies like BIM and offsite delivery models can reduce costs and make better use of labor.
To take full advantage of this new opportunity to increase revenues and margins you need software that supports asset management as well as construction. It needs to embrace the latest emerging technologies—from BIM to robotics, IoT and automation— and cover every stage of the asset lifecycle from design, to build, to end-of-life. You will also need to adapt quickly to the accelerating construction integrated manufacturing model. Ultimately, success in the new digital era for construction will come by harnessing the power of technologies to integrate processes across the business and develop the fast-changing, disruptive services that clients and asset owners demand.
Download our eBook to find out more.
Innovation and disruption are more important than ever in an ever-changing construction industry. Utilizing integrated business technologies such as construction ERP software is an important first step, and adopting other construction management technologies like BIM and offsite delivery models can reduce costs and make better use of labor.
To take full advantage of this new opportunity to increase revenues and margins you need software that supports asset management as well as construction. It needs to embrace the latest emerging technologies—from BIM to robotics, IoT and automation— and cover every stage of the asset lifecycle from design, to build, to end-of-life. You will also need to adapt quickly to the accelerating construction integrated manufacturing model. Ultimately, success in the new digital era for construction will come by harnessing the power of technologies to integrate processes across the business and develop the fast-changing, disruptive services that clients and asset owners demand.
Download our eBook to find out more.
