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The last thing anyone in the construction industry wants is for a worker to get hurt on a jobsite. To avoid workplace injuries, it is crucial to educate crews on the most up-to-...

Collecting construction time cards from a jobsite can be a tedious and frustrating process. Everyone has their own way of setting up time sheets, entering data into those sheets...

How to Make Construction Task Management Simple Keeping up with every task that needs to be done on a construction jobsite on a daily basis is a headache in itself, especially ...

Exceptional construction field management requires leadership skill and know-how to get the job done right. If you are just starting out in the field or have years of experience...

Time cards, daily time sheets, call them what you will.. they are a crucial part of the construction process, but the tedious work and time constraints of this process prove to ...

We are proud to announce that Raken has raised $10 million in Series A funding in a round led by prominent venture capital firm U.S. Venture Partners (USVP), with participation ...

For anyone wondering what we do at Raken, why we do it, or who we are, we present a video that answers all of your questions. You'll see interviews with Kyle Slager and Sergey ...

Construction technology is finally taking root in an industry. For a sector of the economy that is infamous for being slow to accept change, the new innovations are a welcome si...

Construction companies often get sued over delay claims, and weather is one of the most common causes of those delays. Severe weather events can also increase costs and endanger...

Construction Growth in 2017 The Market Research Hub (or MRH) released their latest figures for the worldwide growth of the construction industry. According to that source, "The...

Construction contractors have a thousand items to track and reports to create on a daily basis. Manpower reports are especially frustrating and time-consuming because they requi...

There is a Japanese manufacturing term, poka-yoke, which essentially means “to make mistake-proof.” It was originally coined as part of the quality-control measures used in Jap...