An Ultimate Guide to Preliminaries in Construction
You’ve spent days crafting the perfect budget. Your teams have accurately bid on everything, the subcontractors have given the right numbers for installations, and material pricing is transparent, yet your estimated 12% profit margin has actually fallen to 4%. Why is that? Most people immediately assume that the budgeting went wrong somewhere. But the truth […]
Data Center Design Engineering & Construction Summit
5th Data Center Design Engineering & Construction Summit Track3D is heading to the 5th Data Center Design, Engineering & Construction Summit this February in Dallas! We’re excited to join data center professionals, engineers, and construction leaders at this focused gathering dedicated to the mission-critical facilities sector. The summit brings together experts who are tackling […]
Progress Tracking Comes to iPad: Close the Gap Between Field and Office
If you’ve ever watched a superintendent frantically scribble notes on a printout, only to hand them off to someone back at the office to enter into the system hours later, you know the problem. Field teams see progress happen in real time. But that information? It takes a detour before anyone else can see it. That changes now. […]
Voices from the Field: Shayne Piskule on using Track3D at Hensel Phelps
Back in 2024, VDC Engineer Shayne Piskule joined Hensel Phelps, taking on coordination responsibilities at the Nashville International Airport (BNA). We recently caught up with Shayne to hear how his team is using Track3D to simplify progress monitoring and strengthen coordination across trades. “At first, I was skeptical…” “When I first learned about Track3D, I […]
Humans of Track3D: Scott Kirshe
Meet Scott Kirshe, Track3D’s Director of Strategic Accounts, with a career that’s evolved alongside construction technology. Very few people have witnessed the digital transformation of construction quite like Scott. Over his career, he has worked with successive generations of construction software, seeing the industry take major leaps while helping teams adapt to new technology. His […]
Remote Construction Monitoring: Trends & Challenges Shaping the Future
For a very long time, project managers have walked miles of rebar, scaffolding and dust on the site to keep track of everything. But now, where projects have spread out over many sites timelines are getting shorter; just walking around sites isn’t enough. That’s where remote construction monitoring comes in handy. It helps teams see […]
[On-Demand] Getting Started with AI-Powered Progress Tracking
Why You Should Watch This webinar? Watch this practical session on why construction teams have moved beyond fragmented monitoring tools and manual workflows. See how AI-powered progress monitoring has transformed how projects are tracked, coordinated, and delivered. Hosted by Pavan Tadikonda (Product Lead) and Samir Patel (Customer Success Lead), this webinar explored how AI simplifies […]
What Does a Project Manager Do? The Unseen Effort That Keeps Mega Projects on Track
Delays and cost overruns are a common occurrence in the construction industry. As per the report from McKinsey, large construction projects- – finish 20% behind schedule – have budgets overrun by up to 80% Moreover, industry research indicates that teams lose hours every week due to- poor coordination rework late decisions The reason for these […]
Top 10 Construction Technology Podcasts for Construction Professionals
If there’s one thing construction leaders know, it’s that the ground never stops shifting both literally and figuratively. Between tightening margins, digital transformation and sustainability mandates, today’s executives need more than hard hats and spreadsheet, They need insights that helps them lead smarter, adapt faster and build stronger teams. Podcasts have quietly become one of the most powerful tools for that. Whether you’re catching a quick update on-site or […]
Cost of Rework in Construction: Hidden Costs, Causes, and How to Prevent It
Rework rarely begins as a major failure on the jobsite. It’s usually a small snag here and there that eventually snowballs into a larger issue. Minor hurdles, like a missed detail in a drawing, a late RFI response, a coordination gap between trades, or an unclarified scope assumption, feel like a quick adjustment. But these […]
