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The construction industry can experience incredible rises in productivity, efficiency, and safety by stepping into the future with the widespread integration of technology.

While U.S. construction job growth has been spotty in 2020-2021 due to the pandemic and supply chain issues, certain states have provided solid employment for construction-related workers.

Uncertainties from COVID-19 and political shifts led to project delays and other challenges for contractors in the U.S. and across the globe. Nonetheless, numerous notable projects have powered forward and maintained optimism in the industry.

Capterra, a free online service that helps organizations find the right software, has recognized Fieldwire as a “Top Performer” in their Capterra Shortlists for multiple categories.

If you’re a woman working in the post-pandemic world, construction isn’t a bad place to be. While there is still a wage gap between men and women, it’s less than in other industries, with women earning 99.1% of what their male counterparts make.

The efficiency of a construction site depends on the productivity of the workforce, sufficient planning, and proper site management. Meeting the demands of the growing construction industry calls for innovative solutions to improve productivity.

The construction industry is not always quick to adopt new technologies. Here are five innovations that might cause you to reconsider that approach, as these technologies are increasingly finding practical applications in the field.

Construction projects are designed with strict deadlines in mind, but anyone who works in the industry understands they’re more like guidelines than actual rules. As a result, several things can pop up and cause delays.

Fieldwire, the highest rated jobsite management software, is now hosted on Amazon Web Services.