Integrating Standards Across Construction

A recent breakthrough in hands-free computing is sure to transform the medical community and undoubtedly other industries as well. Eye tracking equipment, previously available for a mere $8,000, may soon be available in the form

Published in Constructech December 4, 2012 Is a subcontractor qualified for a project? Technology not only helps answer this question, but also stores data associated with subcontractor qualifications for use on a project. These days,

Sets new construction technology industry standard for user interface, system navigability and customization. Bryan, TX – November 27, 2012 Released this morning, under the tagline “Construction software never looked this good,” information technology provider JB Knowledge

Publish in Daily Commercial News Written by Peter Kenter, Correspondent January 4, 2013 Cloud computing is an esoteric name for a simple concept. Instead of relying on one’s own hardware and software for a suite of services,

Introduced at Greenbuild 2012, DaylightModeling.com is an impressive resource now available to architects and engineers looking to adjust for daylight, glare, shadows, and more in their building design before construction – instead of discovering problems in lighting

Published in Construction Executive  Written by James Benham, CEO of JBKnowledge, Makers of SmartBidNet January 2013 The first commercial spreadsheets, called VisiCalc, came about in 1978 on an Apple II computer. A huge improvement from number mapping on a

Have you heard? We gave our system a major makeover. Version 12 of our online construction bidding software has a brand new user interface, English, French, and Spanish language capabilities, and load times are up to 75%

We’re big fans of augmented reality (AR) and the opportunities it will continue to create for construction and design. This video is at least one reason why your commercial construction company should become a fan,