Industries · Construction

Technology leadership for construction companies that have outgrown informal IT.

For companies with 25 to 200 staff that run on an MSP or a small IT team, and need someone senior to own the technology decisions.

Typical systems

Typical systems in the sector.

  • Estimating and project management platforms

  • Accounting and job-costing ERP

  • Document, drawing and RFI control

  • Field apps, tablets and site connectivity

  • Payroll, time capture and safety reporting

Common failure points

Common failure points.

  • 01

    Project and accounting systems that do not talk to each other, so job costs are reconciled by hand.

  • 02

    Every new site or acquisition adds its own tools, logins and devices.

  • 03

    Owner and general-contractor security requirements arrive in contracts before anyone owns them.

  • 04

    One or two people hold all the system knowledge, and nothing is documented.

Three questions

If you can’t answer these quickly, start with a Health Check.

  • 01

    Can you see the true cost of a job without exporting to a spreadsheet?

  • 02

    Who approves new software on a job site, and who removes access when a project ends?

  • 03

    If your project system were down for a week, what would stop?

Next step

Not sure where the risk sits? Start with 30 minutes.

A Discovery Conversation is 30 minutes with Evan or Sean. You leave with the two or three technology risks that matter most to your business, and a view of what to do first. No pitch deck and no obligation.