4 ways the ‘boots on the ground’ outperform technology By David Denny When Roy Hardester began his construction career in 1996, he relied primarily on paper plans, two-way radios and face-to-face interactions to stay connected to his colleagues and complete his daily tasks. Today, as superintendent at Castle Contracting, he uses an iPad tablet, mobile phone and advanced software programs to keep people and projects on track. Having real-time access to the latest digital drawings and models is more convenient and efficient for all team members. “If someone has a problem on a job, you can send them the information … Read more