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CDP and mJobTime Announce Partnership to Help Construction Teams Collect and Track Time
Written by Richard Daniels
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA -- June 20, 2018 -- Consultants in Data Processing (CDP), a leader in project controls professional services, and mJobTime Corporation (mJobTime), a leading provider of time tracking software for construction contractors, have announced a partnership where CDP will add the mJobTime suite of products to their portfolio of client offerings. "Our clients are increasingly relying on mobile solutions that integrate with their construction and project management software to improve efficiency and reporting,” said Paul Riefenberg, President of CDP. “We are pleased to add mJobTime to our portfolio to provide our clients with a feature-rich, easy-to-use mobile solution that allows them to collect labor time, equipment time, production material information, and other key data.” Brett Kligerman, Vice President and Partner of CDP adds "the highly configurable nature of mJobTime, along with its versatility to either integrate with Spectrum Construction Software or be used as a stand-alone product will be very attractive to our clients.” CDP and mJobTime have more than 50 years of combined experience working with project-centric teams to help them streamline operations, increase efficiency and profitability, and improve and expand reporting capabilities. This partnership gives CDP clients access to the most advanced system for collecting, editing, approving,…
BEAUMONT, Texas (PRWEB) June 22, 2018 mJobTime Corporation, a leading provider of construction time tracking solutions for ENR 600 and other top contractors, today announced it has signed a mutual referral agreement with Procore, a major provider of cloud-based applications for construction. The agreement enables mJobTime and Procore to refer current or prospective customers to one another in order to sell their complementary products. “We are extremely excited to partner with one of the leading software companies in the construction industry,” said Rich Daniels, VP and CFO of mJobTime. “Procore is a partner that has a shared interest in helping the construction industry utilize technology more effectively and efficiently, and this agreement helps both of us to accomplish this goal.” “mJobTime is providing a valuable service to top contractors in the industry by enabling them to increase efficiency through the use of technology,” said Danny Seigle, Senior Director of Business Development, Procore. “We are excited to partner with mJobTime to help improve the lives of construction workers.” About mJobTime Corporation mJobTime Corporation has been delivering easy-to-use, configurable, and customizable time tracking software for leading construction, energy, and other contractors since 2006. mJobTime utilizes its Mobility Suite modules to accurately…
mJobTime, developer of construction time tracking software for ENR 600 and other leading contractors, is poised to unveil its brand new, innovative solution to allow customers to capture clock ins and out in the field by scanning employee fingerprints on Apple phones and iPads. The solution is fast, easy, and solves a problem that has long existed for contractors, Buddy Punching, where one employee clocks in one or more other employees (the buddies). The Annual TUG National Users Conference is the largest conference in the country where users of Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate, Sage 100 Contractor, and Sage Estimating, meet to share knowledge, ideas and experiences. Manning Booth #17 for mJobTime will be Janice Newland, VP of Business Development, and Reece Jordan, Territory Sales Manager. Visitors, be sure to schedule a demo within 30 days of the end of the show to qualify for a 15% Show Discount. See you in Florida where the sun does shine!
mJobTime Announces New Biometric Mobile Time Tracking App To Eliminate Buddy Punching New App Enables Fingerprint Clock-in On Smartphones and Tablets mJobTime Corporation, a leading provider of construction time tracking solutions for ENR 600 and other leading contractors, is pleased to announce an innovative new addition to their mJobTime® product line which allows employees to clock in and out via a fingerprint scan on smartphones and tablets. Buddy punching, where one employee clocks another employee (“the buddy”) in or out, has been a problem for construction companies since the invention of the punch clock in 1888. Previous solutions involved using separate scanning devices connected by cable to a laptop or tablet, or a stand-alone stationary (immobile) clock. “mJobTime customers can now enjoy all the conveniences and security of a mobile biometric time tracking solution without the previous hassles”, said Mike Soniat, Director of Technical Services for mJobTime. “Initially, we will roll out the app for iPhones and iPads. This will be followed later in the year by the release of an Android version. We are very excited to offer our customers this important new functionality.” About mJobTime Corporation mJobTime Corporation has been delivering easy-to-use, configurable, and customizable time tracking…
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Heico Construction Group Selects mJobTime for Construction Time Tracking Solution
Written by Richard Daniels
"We look forward to significant improvements in our ability to track time with greater accuracy while simultaneously gaining measurable efficiencies in other critical operations at both the job site and the office." - Mike Moorhouse, VP/ CFO, Heico Construction Group
Autonomous technology is met with a lot of mixed emotions on either side of the spectrum. Some are nervous their job will be replaced while others are exhilarated by a brighter tomorrow. When it comes to autonomous vehicles and the construction industry, it's helpful to follow the trends now so there are fewer surprises later. The construction industry has already seen robotics and autonomous vehicles introduced to job sites, and the possibilities of how they these tools can be used are seemingly endless. Learn more about what's working, what could be a potential problem, and how you can prepare for both the good and bad of autonomy in construction.
The basic concept of climate change is the idea that people are having a negative impact on the Earth's environment. NASA states that the current warming trend is 95% likely to be caused by the decisions of humans and that the rate at which it's occurring is unprecedented. The planet is warming 10 times faster than any other discernable time in history.
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October 10-12, 2017 Oregon Convention Center | Portland, Oregon VISIT MJOBTIME - BOOTH #431 mJobTime will again be on-hand at this year's Collaborate Viewpoint User Conference to exhibit construction’s most advanced mobile time tracking software. Come by and visit with Janice Newland, VP of Business Development, and Reece Jordan,Territory Sales Manager, to see how mJobTime can significantly increase your productivity and improve your bottom line.
Is Your Construction Company Missing The Renewable Energy Boom? Part 2 - Solar
Written by Richard Daniels
Solar Power As mentioned in Part 1 of this series, construction spending has been on the rise for several years now, but there are many factors that could slow this down in the future.
Is Your Construction Company Missing The Renewable Energy Boom? Part 1 - Wind
Written by Richard Daniels
Wind Power Although construction spending has been on a slow, steady rise for several years now, getting to higher levels in the next few years may become a bit more challenging.