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About Construction Business Review
The Construction Industry is unique because each construction project, whether its residential, commercial, heavy civil, industrial, or environmental, is one-of-a-kind. There are no assembly lines here. These projects can be as varied as housing development, commercial buildings, roads, bridges, wind farms, or rail construction.
Managing construction is also challenging because instead of one corporation or business, construction involves many contractors and subcontractors--architects, engineers, contractors, suppliers, and manufacturers--coordinating their efforts in multiple locations, separate offices for each company, and sharing the construction site.
This uniqueness and challenge of management is the elephant in the room that Construction Business Review aims to make “manageable” by leveraging collective experience, ideas, and advice of experienced construction business insiders.
Through its print and digital magazines, website, and newsletters, Construction Business Review provides industry news, real-life knowledge, best management practices, and advances in construction practices, solutions, and service offerings by vendors to help construction businesses thrive in challenging times.
Our contributors are senior-level managers and professionals from organizations in the Construction industry. We aim to bring buyers’ perspectives, needs, and challenges in managing their organizations and working with solutions and services providers. Our goal is to provide a vendor-neutral platform where owners, senior executives, and managers in the Construction Industry can learn from challenges facing their peers and approaches being taken by different organizations to make their organizations successful.
Areas we cover are as varied as equipment, materials, Project Management, underground construction, Dry Construction, Interior Design, green buildings, HR, Compliance, Flooring, Roofing, Demolition, and Recycling.
We welcome opinion contributions from Industry insiders sharing their experiences, ideas, and advice to their peers.
Construction Business Review magazine is published from Fort Lauderdale, FL, with editorial support from our editors located all over the U.S. and in Europe and APAC countries.
