Tag: reporting

Nov 24 2017

Rhumbix and real-time site data

• By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Business/Financial, Collaboration, Marketing, Mobile, SaaS, Vendors

• 24 November 2017

Rhumbix automates construction workforce timekeeping and reporting at the field level via a mobile app, and provides real-time reporting, benchmarking and analysis to managers. Sometimes being separated by an ocean and continent doesn’t help communication. As a London-based writer, I received a news release about San Francisco, California’s Rhumbix, and reached out for an interview, …

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• benchmarking, California, Construction, funding, Intuit Quickbooks, mobile, Procore, reporting, Rhumbix, timekeeping, US, Viewpoint, Xero

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Sep 18 2017

Bridgit adds mobile project insights

• By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Business/Financial, Collaboration, Functionality, Marketing, Mobile, SaaS, Vendors

• 18 September 2017

Canada’s Bridgit is now offering more detailed reporting capabilities to support its mobile construction solution users. Ontario, Canada-based mobile-first software developer Bridgit has been on my radar since August 2014 when, to support its core Closeout application, it started testing wearable technologies. Since then, its announcements have mainly related to funding and to core software …

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• Aconex, AEC, Bridgit, Canada, Closeout, Construction, mobile, reporting, SaaS, Software-as-a-Service, Viewpoint

Permanent link to this article: https://extranetevolution.com/2017/09/bridgit-adds-mobile-project-insights/

Mar 23 2011

SnagR: mobile but not SaaS

• By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Business/Financial, Collaboration, Functionality, Internet, Marketing, Mobile, People issues, Vendors

• 23 March 2011

Ignore the marketing hype about SnagR being “the first its kind innovative Web and PDA-based site inspection and defect management system” (both BIW and BuildOnline – now part of Sword CTSpace – had PDA-based defects management systems in 2006), but SnagR is a user-friendly digitised system designed to speed up the process of capturing, reporting …

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Nov 06 2010

Incite innovates

• By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Business/Financial, Collaboration, Extranet/CDE, Functionality, Future, Marketing, Mobile, People issues, SaaS, Vendors, Web 2.0

• 6 November 2010

Australia-based construction collaboration technology vendor Incite is developing a lot of new and innovative functionality, and – having grown its business in south-east Asia – is, as I predicted last year, inching towards establishing a presence in Europe. My latest meeting (previous – post) with Michael Baker, Incite’s general manager (technology), included a first encounter …

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Nov 05 2010

A first look at EADOC

• By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Business/Financial, Collaboration, Extranet/CDE, Functionality, Future, Marketing, SaaS, Vendors

• 5 November 2010

I recently did a GoToMeeting session with Eric Law of EADOC to get a clearer understanding of this US-based Software-as-a-Service construction collaboration platform. The system is mainly aimed at construction project teams operating in north America, and has been around since early 2006 (I first wrote about the business in late 2007). It was developed, …

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