Check out the May/June issue of Constructech to find:

• An in-depth look at how apps can increase the shelf life of data
• What it will take for the successful uptake of agcXML
• A case study on delivering 6D models to a project owner
• How contractors can lend a hand in building a connected city

Check out the March/April issue of Constructech to find:

• Which technologies made this year’s commercial Top Products list
• A look what some of the major construction software acquisitions mean for the industry
• Insight on which tools and tactics will take BIM even further
• A Q&A with the CIO of JE Dunn Construction who addresses some myths on mobile

Check out the February issue of Constructech to find:

• Details about how to prioritize tech investments for the year ahead
• A listing of the residential Top Products winners for 2013
• Highlights from this year’s Intl. Builders’ Show including major product announcements and alliances
• Advances that are helping connect suppliers and builders through technology

Check out the Jan/Feb issue of Constructech to find:

• Details regarding the unveiling of Constructech magazine’s 2013 Connected Truck of the Year
• A look at what tech is coming in 2013 and how contractors should deal with the changes
• Thoughts from inside the mind of one tech thinker, uncovering why data will take construction to the next phase
• New ways to develop and deploy BYOD policies in construction

Check out the December issue of Constructech to find:

• Case studies about a group of builders adopting technology for next-generation objectives
• A look at how technology can help deliver a project on time and on budget
• A guide to software and technology targeted to the residential construction industry
• How energy studies and programs could push smart-home technologies further

Check out the Nov/Dec issue of Constructech to find:

• The annual Buyer’s Guide of software and technology targeted to the construction industry
• A look at what Windows 8 means for the construction industry
• Profiles of construction visionaries that are using technology in an innovative way
• The final installment of At the Enterprise, which looks to the future of ERP technology

Check out the Sept/Oct issue of Constructech to find:

• A special section focusing on tech trends for project teams working on construction projects in K-12 and higher education
• Features covering earned-value management and building-automation technologies
• How to select and deploy the right ERP software
• Executive insight into the future of estimating

Check out the July/Aug issue of Constructech to find:

• A listing of the most influential technology providers in construction, with pros and expectations from the Constructech editors
• Details about what Carnegie Mellon’s high-tech incubator could mean for construction
• Examples of how homebuilders are leveraging new devices in construction and sales
• How a BIM matrix can help determine if, and how, you should use BIM

Check out the May/June issue of Constructech to find:

• How the USGBC App Lab can help build and maintain green facilities
• New ways construction companies—large or small, specialty or general—can use ERP
• The next step in BIM: making the model available to owners
• A one-of-a-kind product showcase for green building

Check out the Mar/Apr issue of Constructech to find:

• How Bechtel uses AUT (automated ultrasonic testing) on waste treatment plant
• The first article in a new series focusing on how ERP technology is advancing
• New ways J.C. Cannistraro uses technology to prepare for mechanical installations
• How to create a BYOD (bring your own device) strategy at the jobsite

Check out the February issue of Constructech to find:

• Why now might be a good time to provide homebuyers with managed services for home improvement and maintenance
• How building on the technology basics can yield big results
• An in-depth look at Constructech’s list of residential Top Products for 2012
• Editorial and features that set the stage for technology in 2012

Check out the Jan/Feb issue of Constructech to find:

• Which next-generation technologies will play a role in the ‘jobsite of the future’
• How to mine for data within your technology platform
• Ways to simplify design through one standard for CAD
• A case study about one specialty contractor that uses BIM to provide better services

Check out the December issue of Constructech to find:

• How to move from 2D CAD to 3D BIM
• What key processes tablets can help enable at the jobsite
• Some of the top residential construction software to help ramp up strategies for 2012
• Case studies about builders that have set the stage for the next generation of technology adoption

Check out the Nov/Dec issue of Constructech to find:

• How to align project and team goals, select value teams, and incorporate lean methodologies
• New strategies for mobile software at the jobsite
• A guide of some of the most prominent construction software providers—with interactive content
• How Constructech Vision Award winners use technology to solve a critical business challenge

Check out the Sept/Oct issue of Constructech to find:

• How to make the switch to a new ERP system
• The solutions to help build the next generation of infrastructure projects
• New strategies to integrate Gen Y and Millennials into your organization while evolving the way you do business
• One construction company’s technology plan for a more secure jobsite