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Best practices, software features and benefits, and thought leadership articles on performance and profit visibility for Construction CFOs.
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Sage 300 CRE Add-On vs. Full ERP Migration: What CFOs Need to Know
You've spent years building workflows around Sage 300 CRE—custom reports, trained staff, and processes that work. Now,...
Power BI vs Excel vs Anterra for Sage 300 CRE Reporting: What You Should Know
Spreadsheets might not run your business, but they sure come close to doing that. According to the Association for...
Anterra vs Prophix vs Vena vs DataSelf vs Office Connector: Which Is Better for Construction WIP Reporting and Forecasting
Margins in construction are fragile. They hinge on how precisely you track job costs and manage your WIP report. ...
Top 10 Construction KPIs Every CFO Needs to Know
If you’re a construction CFO, you know that while profit margins and costs are always front and center, they’re not...
8 Financial Metrics for Evaluating Construction Subcontractors
Nobody wants to waste resources on a bad subcontractor hire. With every new hire, there's worry about incomplete work,...
Construction Reporting: Key Report Types & Best Practices
What’s the difference between a successful project and a financial disaster? Reporting. Construction firms without...
What is Construction ERP? (Find the Best Software)
Construction companies have managed projects the same way for years—handwritten logs, spreadsheets, and old-school...
How to Prepare a Construction Cash Flow Forecast: Step-by-Step
For a good reason, construction is often considered one of the hardest industries to manage cash flow. You're dealing...
How to Estimate Construction Equipment Costs Effectively
Construction equipment is getting more expensive. As of early 2025, construction machinery and equipment prices are up...
What Is Construction Job Costing? A Complete Guide for Contractors
Most construction firms don’t go out of business overnight. They make small, unnoticeable mistakes over time that end...