Progress Tracking Comes to iPad: Close the Gap Between Field and Office
Blog 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 […]
Voices from the Field: Shayne Piskule on using Track3D at Hensel Phelps
Blog 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 […]
Humans of Track3D: Scott Kirshe
Blog 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 […]
Introducing TED: Track3D’s Intelligent Project Assistant
Blog Construction teams are constantly on the move between meetings and site walks, juggling updates throughout the day. And when you need answers, you often need them right away. It’s not always practical to stop and navigate through the entire project dashboard to look for exactly what you need, especially when you’re in the middle of something. That’s where TED […]
Humans of Track3D: Tim Roberts
Blog Track3D’s Customer Success Manager, bringing years of field experience to help construction teams get more out of reality data. From the Field to the Frontlines of Construction Tech Before joining Track3D, Tim built his career on jobsites. His early years were spent working across various trades, gaining a hands-on understanding of how construction actually […]