
Project Production Management: Pace Construction to Bring Sanity to Your Construction Project (Part 7)
George Hunt & Hal Macomber discuss “Takt” and the value it can deliver as part of the construction planning process
Stay updated on lean principles and best practices. Explore project production management, takt, and other topics to help you on your lean construction journey.
George Hunt & Hal Macomber discuss “Takt” and the value it can deliver as part of the construction planning process
Hal Macomber & Adam Hoots discuss the laws of production and the consequences that can happen when we ignore, do not understand, or are oblivious to them.
Learn about how Construction Planning and Scheduling Software can help construction firms and contractors.
Take the first step towards leveraging your people, tech, and data to thrive in an ever-changing construction landscape.
Discover how construction technology helps teams work on projects more efficiently and effectively with data analytics.
Learn about the difference between Pull Planning and Critical Path Method (CPM) and how to identify problems to find solutions.
Learn about resources and tools to better understand and improve efficiency, productivity, and quality control in construction.
Hal Macomber & Colin Milberg look at small batch production and its ability to significantly reduce the time to complete construction projects.
Data that is captured via the Percent Promises Complete (PPC) feature in Touchplan makes it apparent to all the members of a construction project team that various elements are being tracked allowing all to see any trends or issues and make changes to mitigate them.
George Hunt & Hal Macomber take on how high utilization in the presence of high variation leads to project delays and the actions and countermeasures that can be taken.
Hal Macomber & Terri Erickson examine 5 types of bottlenecks that can be encountered on construction projects and how to best tame them.
Touchplan partners with colleges and universities to provide real-world construction technology in the classroom