ARTICLE -- The construction industry, traditionally slow to adopt digital technology, is now on the cusp of a significant transformation. Construction companies using automation and cloud-based systems saw a 20% increase in project management efficiency.
ARTICLE -- 93% of construction firms experienced project delays due to material shortages in 2022, with an average increase in total project costs of 20% after original timelines were exceeded.
ARTICLE -- 65% of construction professionals cite data management as one of the top challenges in construction management for 2023. Unlimited storage, single click to view, permission controls, document links, accessibility to NetSuite Sandbox, and easy-to-use upload features are all needed features.
ARTICLE -- Cloud-based project management software is a future-proof technology. 73% of construction professionals believe technology will significantly improve productivity and reduce project costs in the coming years.
ARTICLE -- Managing retainage with manual processes can be challenging and time-consuming for construction companies, especially those with multiple projects. 50+% struggle and nearly a third reported that it takes 2-3 days to reconcile retainage amounts.
ARTICLE -- Late invoices can cause significant problems, leading to payment delays and reduced cash flow. Over 50% of construction companies experience difficulties collecting invoicing from suppliers on time, with an average delay of 30 days.
ARTICLE -- Cloud-based integration of financial and operational data is a game-changer for construction. Construction companies can make better-informed decisions, reduce costs, mitigate risks, enhance collaboration, and scale their businesses.
CASE STUDY -- The key criteria for us were that we wanted a scalable cloud-based construction management system that had strong accounting capabilities and that was customizable to suit our specific workflows and requirements.
