It isn’t always easy getting your construction projects field team to embrace construction technology. Here we explain how you can make the process much easier.

Construction is not known for its interesting, high-tech landscape with new, emerging innovations. That has changed.

At the core of constructions productivity crisis is data and analytics. This is the unlock to higher productivity. Here’s how it’s done.

The effects of bad air quality are being felt across the nation, particularly in dense urban environments. It’s time this ends.

On Thursday, February 20th, we gathered an ambitious group of industry professionals to talk about carbon in construction. Carbon is

Environmental data and commercial data walk hand in hand in the construction industry.

Air quality is a growing problem, particularly in dense urban areas, and construction contributes a staggering amount to air pollution.

Construction projects can be a volatile and fluctuating environment. Managing this mess is no easy task. Wouldn’t it be great to cover your bases with no manual effort?

The majority of construction waste could theoretically be used over and over again as a material in new projects. Take

Purchasing software in construction can be difficult. There is a long list of providers. How do you know who to choose?

Not surprisingly, big data can provide benefits to every aspect of the construction industry. Qflow uses big data to improve sustainability in construction. Let’s look at a few of the many benefits the construction industry can get from big data.

Taking complex and powerful software and making it simple for construction teams is one of our core pillars here at Qflow. Take a look at how our app has been engineered with simplicity in mind.