David Kraft

Construction is a business, and the purpose of business is to make a profit Whether or not the building project makes a profit can be decided before the first nail is driven or the first piece of lumber is cut

Those in the industry know that the construction industry is highly competitive Profit margins are tight and everything that your company does needs to contribute to profitability if you really want to get ahead and stay there

One of the biggest dangers to running a small business is not often spoken about, but all-too-often encountered: the non-paying or avoidant client/customer Yes, it is tempting to overlook the bad aspects of customers, but the simple fact remains: some people will continually avoid payment for services, especially if payment is due after receipt of the good or service

Are you struggling to make technology work for your business Does it seem like every new program creates more issues than it solves

Purchasing new construction software for your business likely involves more costs than you are planning for Beyond the price of the actual software itself, there are a number of hidden costs that many businesses do not plan for that become a part of the "true cost" to implement the new software