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Cost Versus Revenue: How Do Your Meetings Stack Up?

Construction companies make or lose most of their money out on the jobsite, not back in the office. Or do they?

Article • January 29th, 2007
Don't Sit on Your Laurels

It's not enough to break even; if you're not growing, you're dying.

Article • January 16th, 2007
The Dollar Value of Quality

Doing the job right the first time will save you in the long run.

Article • January 15th, 2007
Running the Business

Get the audit process under control.

Article • December 13th, 2006
Guaranteed Waste

How the culture of the construction industry insures minimum profit and maximum cost.

Article • October 16th, 2006
Mind Your Business

A line of credit from the bank can keep your suppliers happy.

Article • October 4th, 2006
NAVCAR Provides Builders' Risk Solution

Comprehensive builders' risk coverage for owners.

Article • September 13th, 2006
Helping Workers Build Futures

What one company is doing to inform workers about its 401(k) retirement plan.

Article • September 12th, 2006
Employee Dishonesty Insurance

I trust my employees; do I really need employee dishonesty insurance?

Article • September 6th, 2006
Your Business at Risk

By knowing your costs more accurately and pricing your work accordingly, you just might be able to become a more profitable business.

Article • September 5th, 2006
What do Workers Really Want in a Benefit Package?

Making sure that benefit plans are in sync with employees' expectations is important in order to keep turnover down and aid recruiting.

Article • September 5th, 2006
Cash Flow by the Numbers

Keep cash flow in mind when managing your fleet for optimum utilization.

Article • August 21st, 2006
New Tax Law Benefits Construction

Do you qualify under the Section 199 deduction regualations?

Article • August 14th, 2006
A Formula for Equipment Cost Recovery

The more equipment you use, the more accurate equipment cost recovery techniques must be for bidding and reporting purposes.

Article • July 17th, 2006
Allocate, Then Recover Overhead Before Focusing on Annual Profit

You can make money on every job you perform but still lose money as a contractor.

Article • May 22nd, 2006