See how digitalization can help improve efficiency on your jobsites.
Construction is the second least digitalized sector in the world, leaving it vulnerable to an ever-changing market and ill-prepared for the future. Digitalization can translate to big value for businesses through data-driven insights. This valuable intelligence can be used for making more informed decisions, simplifying processes, and reducing unnecessary costs.
1. About how many hours are construction companies spending each month searching for tools and assets on their construction sites?
a) 40
b) 12
c) 75
d) 90
Up to 90 hours each month are spent searching jobsites for tools and assets needed to start or continue working. Better visibility into tool location and health provides key insights to help ensure jobsites are running efficiently.
2. If you adopt a cloud-based platform across your jobsites, how much can you increase onsite productivity?
a) 15%
b) 50%
c) 35%
d) 10%
You can see an increase in productivity by up to 50% when you implement a cloud-based platform on your jobsites. The right construction technology system more than pays for itself through saved labor, improved cost efficiencies, and added insights and transparency that help you make more informed decisions for your business.
3. How much annually can it cost construction companies when they use manual or inefficient asset and tool management processes?
a) $200,000
b) $50,000
c) $0
d) $12,000
CertainTeed Architectural suspension systems are the result of key values and initiatives: new and improved products characterized by strength, efficiency, and speed of installation; real-world input from contractors and installers to yield real-world advantages; and hands-on training and technical support by staff with decades of installation experience.
4. By what percent can an inefficient jobsite cause your projects to run over budget?
a) 50%
b) 80%
c) 75%
d) 30%
With relatively few construction companies digitizing their assets, business processes and working practices, a ‘digital black hole’ has formed in the construction industry, and it’s creating a problem that attributes to many of the inefficiencies that cause large projects to run on average 20% longer to finish than scheduled and up to 80% over budget.
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