Tips for Small to Mid-Sized Construction Firms in Tough Economic Times
How technology can help construction businesses weather difficult times.
Insights on better ways to use Bluebeam Revu and other industry software and technologies.
How technology can help construction businesses weather difficult times.
Cluttered markups can proliferate construction plan documents in today’s digital world. Thankfully, Bluebeam’s Markups List is a powerful tool to quickly organise things in a meaningful way.
How do you choose the right construction software for you, and make sure that your investment is worthwhile?
Here’s how to quickly create accurate estimates that are easy to read and understand
Custom linetypes and hatches allow users to expand their Bluebeam repertoire in exquisite detail
Today’s digital world includes the ability to use critical software and technology to streamline planning and operations. Read why you need to tool up or tap out.
Technology can help speed up energy assessments and ensure legal compliance
Interior designers do amazing work – here’s how Bluebeam can make their jobs easier
Inflation is pervading the economy, especially in construction. Here’s how firms can deal with this persistent problem.
Despite the temptation to implement a new technology quickly, it’s important that there are practices in place to ensure that the tool is evolving in the long run
Sometimes there is not enough time in a day to research the latest news and trends in digital construction. To help you level up, we’ve selected the best construction technology-related podcasts.
Bluebeam’s tool for real-time collaboration, Studio Sessions, and its tool for document storage, Studio Projects, are both invaluable to any construction project, but there are particular ways to use each – and both together – for optimal productivity
The city’s department for reviewing plan documents was stuck in a slow and siloed system for communicating corrections – until Bluebeam transformed it forever
Chris Gorse, professor of construction engineering and management at Loughborough University, talks about how construction can be more sustainable
Technology has the potential to eliminate redundant work and streamline mundane-yet-critical tasks, easing the burden on construction firms as they face a possible challenging economy ahead.