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Revolutionizing Construction Management: The Power of Mobile-Enabled, Cloud-Based ERP Software

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Revolutionizing Construction Management: The Power of Mobile-Enabled, Cloud-Based ERP Software

How Cloud-Based ERP Software is Transforming Construction Management

Technology is rapidly reshaping construction management. Traditional paper-based systems and in-house software solutions are evolving to new ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems that allow more efficient distribution of information and better collaboration among project teams. New mobile-enabled, cloud-based construction management software helps companies be more productive by managing and tracking project information faster and distributing data to mobile devices so any member of the team can 2easily access the information they need. This technology allows real time updates at the construction site, enhanced data security, as well as powerful reporting and analytics.

These technologies empower construction companies to build better, smarter, and more efficiently. We will explore the future of construction management and show how utilizing these innovative technologies can make your company more productive overall.

ERP Software Helps Construction Companies Manage Projects Better

ERP software is a big driver of success in the construction industry because it’s an integrated system for handling the complexities of building projects. It helps improve collaboration and streamline processes so construction companies can work more productively.

Here are five key ways ERP software helps enhance construction management.

  1. Streamlined Project Management – With a single centralized source of data for all project information, including budgets, schedules, and materials inventory, ERP software provides a comprehensive, integrated view of the entire project.
  2. Cost Control — Tracking expenses and identifying budget overruns is the foundation of a successful construction company.
  3. Document Management — It’s no secret that construction is a document heavy industry. Using ERP software to track and manage plans, specifications, drawings, change orders and more helps reduce paperwork, improve version control, and support better collaboration.
  4. Supply Chain Management — Minimizing delays plays a huge part in successful project completion. ERP software helps track material orders, deliveries, and inventory levels so project materials will be available when needed.
  5. Reporting and Analytics – ERP software provide powerful reporting and analytics tools, so that construction companies can track KPIs, analyze and understand historical data, and provide up to date information for decision-making.

ERP software helps construction companies manage projects more efficiently, control costs, and optimize resources. This makes ERP software a big competitive advantage in a rapidly changing industry.

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Cloud ERP Software in Construction Management is Flexible and Job Site Ready

Construction is done from various project sites. The majority of workers in construction do not have easy access to desktop computer and applications, but cloud-based ERP software for construction management is ideal for use in the field.

Designed with greater flexibility and simplicity, cloud-based construction ERP systems are better suited for work on job sites. Features such as touch screen controls, faster loading times, and brighter colors to represent key data allow the information to be displayed and presented more effectively on mobile devices.

For example: site managers equipped with mobile devices can capture and instantly share photos, videos, and notes about ongoing construction activities. This real-time data helps project managers and others make informed decisions, track progress more accurately, and resolve issues promptly.

Improve Collaboration

Cloud-based systems support remote collaboration among key stakeholders like architects, engineers, subcontractors, and clients. The ability to access project documents, 3D models, and schedules from anywhere helps streamline complex processes and improve decision-making.

Moreover, mobile friendly ERP systems streamline construction management processes like AP approval, invoice submittals, field labor time capture, scheduling and approvals, time & materials billing, and equipment management.

Secure Data Storage

Cloud construction ERP systems use robust security measures like encryption, access controls, and multi-factor authentication to keep sensitive project data safe. These security features are often more extensive and updated more regularly than most on-premises solutions.

Data stored in the cloud is automatically backed up and replicated across multiple servers in different geographic locations. This redundancy reduces the risk of data loss due to hardware failures, natural disasters, or human errors.

Scalable and Flexible

As a construction company grows or takes on larger projects, cloud-based ERP software can seamlessly scale to accommodate increased users, data, and resources. There’s no need to invest in costly hardware upgrades or reconfiguration because the system is managed by the software provider.

Cloud ERP solutions in construction often offer customization options to tailor the software to specific project needs or company workflows. This adaptability allows construction firms to optimize processes for their specific needs and maintain a competitive edge.

Cost Efficiency

By eliminating the need for on-premises servers, data centers, and associated maintenance, construction companies can significantly reduce IT infrastructure expenses. This frees up capital for other critical investments.

Certain cloud ERP providers offer flexible pricing models where construction firms only pay for the features and resources they use. This pay-as-you-go approach eliminates large upfront costs and ensures cost efficiency.

Real-time Reporting and Analytics

Project managers can access up-to-the-minute project metrics, including budget tracking, schedules, resource allocation, and materials inventory. The ability to view data in real time provides opportunities to correct any issues before they become large enough to damage the project.

Using historical project data stored in the cloud, construction companies can utilize predictive analytics to forecast potential project delays, cost overruns, and resource shortages. With the foresight that comes from years of data, it’s easier to understand project risks and create an accurate project plan.

Challenges and Considerations

While the advanced technology of cloud based ERP systems has multiple benefits for improving construction management, there are a few challenges that should be considered by construction companies.

Data Privacy and Compliance

Construction companies must be diligent in addressing data privacy and compliance concerns, especially when working with sensitive client information or operating in regions with strict data protection regulations. Ensuring compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, or other relevant standards is essential and may require additional security measures and documentation.

Internet Connectivity Issues

Construction sites in remote or poorly connected areas may face challenges with consistent internet access. To mitigate this issue, construction companies may need to invest in mobile hot spots, satellite internet, or offline-capable applications to ensure uninterrupted access to their cloud ERP systems.

User Training and Adoption

The successful implementation of cloud ERP software relies on user adoption. To help employees use these systems to their benefit, construction companies must allocate resources for comprehensive training programs to help employees become proficient. Resistance to change is a common challenge, so change management strategies should be employed to ease the transition.

Conclusion

Cloud-based construction ERP software allows construction companies to access real-time updates and collaborate remotely. It unlocks new levels of efficiency and productivity at construction sites. It empowers construction professionals to make informed decisions, manage resources effectively, and stay within budget constraints.

Enhanced data security and scalability, combined with cost efficiencies from pay as you go pricing, are changing how construction firms approach their IT infrastructure. Meanwhile, the predictive analytics and customization options offered by cloud ERP systems are paving the way for smarter, more effective project management.

Computer Guidance Corporation Releases Enhanced, Innovative Financial Reporting Capability

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Computer Guidance Corporation Releases Enhanced, Innovative Financial Reporting Capability
Ability to Display, Analyze and Share Real-time Customizable Financial Reporting Information

Scottsdale, Arizona – September19, 2023 – Computer Guidance Corporation, the leading developer of cloud-based ERP solutions for the construction industry, today announced the release of a newly enhanced, innovative Financial Reporting functionality that provides internal and external project stakeholders, decision-makers and executives with real-time information in customizable yet standardized Financial Reporting formats. All reports are built from a single source of financial and operational data, the eCMS ERP database structure.

consolidated financial reportingThe eCMS FR functionality delivers real-time views of financial statements, including consolidated Income Statements and Balance Sheets with standard reporting techniques where clients can track revenues, margins, overall costs, WIP costs, manhours per business unit, division, or department. These statements can be viewed, analyzed, and shared internally and externally via email or through interactive dashboards and views, and can also be exported to Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and Adobe PDF for further editing and distribution.

“The eCMS FR functionality provides our clients with a holistic view of their financial and operational performance in standard formats while having the drill-down capability to analyze down to the transaction level in real time,” stated Steven Gross, Vice President of Client Solutions, Computer Guidance Corporation. “With CGC’s enhanced Financial Reporting capability, our clients will benefit significantly from the convenience and ease of use of this new reporting tool.”

About Computer Guidance Corporation
With over 20% of their clients represented on top ENR lists, Computer Guidance Corporation delivers the leading construction enterprise resource planning solution including financial and project management, #1 business intelligence, mobile, and enterprise content management. Scalable, customizable, and cloud hosted, CGC serves thousands throughout North America. Computer Guidance Corporation is part of the JDM Technology Group, a global construction-specific software conglomerate that serves more than 500,000+ in 40 countries and 6 continents.

Computer Guidance Corporation Successfully Passes SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II Audits

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Computer Guidance Corporation Successfully Passes SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II Audits For Its Cloud Hosting Systems, Services, and Associated Processes
Assurance provided by CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP in Accordance with Attestation Standards Established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

Scottsdale, Arizona – August 29, 2023 – Computer Guidance Corporation, the leading developer of cloud-based ERP solutions for the construction industry, today announced receipt of its annual System and Organization Control (SOC) SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II attestation engagement reports for the eCMS Hosting Service system that was designed and implemented throughout the period January 1, 2022, to December 31, 2022.

The trust services reports provide independent validation that Computer Guidance Corporation’s security, availability, and confidentiality controls operated in accordance with the American Institute of Certified Public Accountant (AICPA) applicable Trust Services Criteria (TSC) as a result of an examination of the description of a service organization’s system and the suitability of the design and operating effectiveness of controls involving a number of factors such as security, availability, and confidentiality outlined in the audit report.

The audits reviewed several processes and procedures that have been implemented by Computer Guidance to proactively manage the cloud environments that host the eCMS system, associated Tier III data centers.

“The successful completion of our SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II examination audits provides Computer Guidance’s clients with the assurance that the controls and safeguards we employ to protect and secure their data, systems and cloud hosting environments are in line with industry standards and best practices and that we are committed to and making every investment to establish and maintain the most stringent controls needed to ensure the highest level of security and compliance,” stated Michael Bihlmeier, President, Computer Guidance Corporation.

About Computer Guidance Corporation
With over 20% of their clients represented on top ENR lists, Computer Guidance Corporation delivers the leading construction enterprise resource planning solution including financial and project management, #1 business intelligence, mobile, and enterprise content management.  Scalable, customizable, and cloud hosted, CGC serves thousands throughout North America. Computer Guidance Corporation is part of the JDM Technology Group, a global construction-specific software conglomerate that serves more than 500,000+ in 40 countries and 6 continents.

A complete guide to cloud computing for construction

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A Complete Guide to Cloud Computing for Construction Companies

How to Evaluate Cloud Computing for Construction Companies

Successful construction project management requires attention to a lot of details, and that means that managing the technology to keep track of your information can become a full time distraction.  

How can you manage your information, grow your contracting business, and reduce the amount of time and money you spend on IT administration? 

Maybe it’s time to consider cloud construction ERP software. 

You’ve likely heard that cloud computing has been growing in importance, but what is cloud computing and how can you leverage the technology to benefit your construction company?  

Why is there rapid growth in cloud computing in the construction industry? 

In construction, digital innovations like BIM, 3D printing, drones, AI, robotics, cloud computing, and mobile are driving a new era of productivity and providing solutions to some of the challenges faced by today’s contractor.

There’s a shortage of workers in construction, which has forced companies to look for tools to help their employees be as productive as possible. Additionally, the average age of construction workers is rising, prompting some companies to use the incentive of digital technologies in order to attract younger, skilled workers.  

At the same time, projects are becoming more complex with new safety standards to follow and different materials in use. Contractors are looking for new ways to handle the changes in their industry.  

Cloud computing is growing in usage because the technology has reached a level where it’s effective and favorable for the construction industry. The fact is cloud computing provides secure access to business data for construction’s remote workforce which is distributed among multiple projects. Now that there are powerful and affordable mobile devices available for everyone, pervasive wireless access, and highly sophisticated cloud computing options, it is the right time for contracting companies to take advantage of those gains and implement cloud based construction management software.  

What is cloud computing? 

Cloud computing enables you to run software applications on stronger, more powerful machines and connect to your data using the internet, rather than at an on premise server. What that means in practice is that the labor and cost associated with maintaining company computing hardware and software would change from an internal responsibility to the responsibility of your software provider. 

Here are 10 ways that cloud computing can benefit your construction business: 

#1 Cloud computing is safe and secure 

Security is likely to be one of the first concerns you may have when you’re thinking about moving your construction ERP software and your business data to the cloud.  

Ransomware attacks and data breaches involving medical records and credit card information have focussed attention on data security. These news items are bound to create anxiety over the safety of your construction data, but these types of cybercrimes are relatively rare.  

Now a majority of security experts says that cloud computing is actually more secure than holding your important business information on a server on your premises. The risk of successful hacking at a data center is lower than on a business server. Moreover, onsite data is vulnerable to physical theft or accidents such as an electrical surge or flooding.  

Cloud computing also allows your contracting company a great deal of control over who has access to your business data.  

Software makers should build security controls into their cloud based applications. Check to see that you’ll have the ability to control user access to sensitive data (like construction payroll), assign passwords, and send encrypted data.  

There are multiple levels of security protection required of any cloud software company. Make sure your software provider follows industry best practices. Here are some questions to ask: 

  • What is the level of security between your provider’s data center and the internet? Do they meet ISO9001 standards or better? 
  • Is their data standard built to Tier III design, meaning that there is built in redundancy to account for routine maintenance, cooling, and equipment upgrades? 
  • Are they certified UL 2755 so that their data components are working together as a single system that’s ready for deployment? 

#2 Eliminate costly compliance and maintenance costs

Maintaining and managing your IT systems so that they meet industry requirements is a complex process that takes away time and resources from your primary business. Most construction companies add to their IT infrastructure as they grow, and over time upkeep of legacy systems will grow more convoluted and provide less direct return on investment.  

Additionally, contracting companies that work on Federal government projects are required to comply with strong security and IT standards as a condition of the contract, further stretching your IT expenditures and requiring more staff devoted to IT compliance.

With cloud computing, you can offload the risk, time, and costs associated with management of the systems that are critical to your business. In exchange, your IT team will be freed to focus on the best management of the data generated by your daily business.

Here are some benefits to moving your infrastructure maintenance to the cloud:

  • Eliminate time and costs for IT management and upkeep.
  • Offload repair and support for your outdated legacy hardware.
  • Streamline internal IT efforts to analyze and capitalize on the data from daily business.
  • Offload compliance risks to your solution provider.

#3 Make upgrades seamless with the cloud

Looking to the future, construction companies are taking advantage of new digital technologies and seeing benefits including long term cost reductions, increased employee productivity, and streamlined business process.

More and more construction companies now utilize powerful software to analyze project data and make their businesses more efficient. Rapid digitization has provided construction companies with a competitive advantage over old manual processes, but high costs for the maintenance of data and hardware can eat into your profits.  

Construction companies know that reducing costs helps their business thrive. It makes sense for contractors to target spending on business areas that driver greater ROI. Instead of devoting financial and human resources to the management of your computing systems, you can shift your staff to data analysis and process management to make the most of your competitive advantage.  

Moving to the cloud means you can transfer responsibility for much of your system management to an expert third party for a single line item expenditure. You can review your IT budget to see whether you could recoup some spending gains in the following areas:

  • Data storage and service infrastructure. 
  • Backups, upgrades, and software maintenance. 
  • Security software and maintenance. 

Reducing unnecessary overhead empowers your team to work with the latest, most up to date software and guarantees you’ll never run out of storage capacity for your critical business data.  

  • Eliminate performance monitoring and security management. 
  • Reduce overhead spent on unnecessary equipment. 
  • Re-calibrate human resources to managing data instead of systems.  

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#4 When it comes to safety, the cloud provides built in peace of mind

When you invest in digital technologies to help you improve your business, you want to ensure that they are always available for you. Your digital tools should be as safe and consistent as any tool in your toolbox.  

There are risks to keeping your key business data in your office, including natural disasters such as fire or flood, theft, mistakes, and equipment malfunction. The COVID pandemic revealed the limitations of having key project and client data housed in your on premise servers when your key team members were working remotely.  

Cloud computing ensures data redundancy so that your key business information is protected automatically and provides business continuity you can rely on. 

If data recovery is necessary, built in system redundancy in the cloud ensures there is virtually no down time. Data centers are often housed in geographic areas less prone to natural disaster, so they are safe repositories of your critical information.  

Costs for data redundancy and continuity are bundled into your computing costs along with everything else and you never have to worry about backups, or paying for backup and recovery services, which are specialized IT functions. 

Here are some questions to ask if you’re thinking about moving your critical applications and data to the cloud:

  • Does your service offer risk management? 
  • What is the rollback policy in the event of a problematic release? 
  • Where are the data servers located? 

#5 Grow your data capacity at the pace that’s right for you

Most contractors are small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) and are reluctant to take on the extra cost of IT investments like increased storage until absolutely necessary. Cloud computing is flexible and scalable, which means you can add to your data storage capacity as you need it.

On demand scalability is an advantage for contractors and construction companies that have periods of relatively less business, such as companies that are driven by seasonal workforce or project changes. If your storage capacity is limited by the hardware and systems on site, your productivity can be limited, which might constrain your ability to finish projects faster and preserve your profit.

Scalability is also important for companies that are beginning to grow, whether they are growing organically or by acquisition. Instead of managing a sprawling server system, a cloud based system means you can simply purchase extra data storage as your system demands increase.

Furthermore, cloud storage frees you from the limitations of your legacy hardware systems, so that you can run the most up to date software applications to manage, analyze, and store the critical data you generate in your business. With a switch to cloud computing, you can use this opportunity to overhaul your IT system so that you’re working with the tools that provide the competitive edge you need.  

More scalable data storage means: 

  • No up front investments. 
  • Increased capacity to create and manage libraries of your project materials

#6 Cloud computing is more reliable. Period.

Although there are occasional cloud service outages that receive a lot of attention in the news, reliability is one of the main reasons that construction companies choose to invest in cloud computing. Most cloud service providers provide Service Level Agreements that pledge 99.99% uptime.

Cloud computing offers a single, reliable way to ensure your database is available from the office and the field. That means that your software will work more effectively, efficiently, and consistently in the cloud, compared with an existing on premises solution.

Here are 3 ways to ensure that you get the most reliable cloud service:

a. To ensure the most reliable systems for your team, and to make sure you have a contingency plan in case you encounter an outage, you can and should work collaboratively with your hosting provider to plan, assess, and analyze the most critical processes in your business. Together you can design and optimize your cloud environment for your working conditions.

b. Working with your hosting provider, you can build out test instances and environments to account for additional reliability.

c. Ensure that your IT departments have a recovery backup plan so that no outage will severely impact your business.

#7 Cloud computing is more reliable. Period.

Construction is a mobile industry by definition. Each project is managed in a different location, meaning that the unique infrastructure of a project is assembled as the job progresses. With these kinds of complexities, how do you offer access to key project data to the distributed construction workforce, who have differing needs for software access?

You can transform your ability to connect and access your data with software solutions that are available and accessible in the cloud. That means you can benefit from access to onsite reporting without delays – allowing you to make critical business decisions more quickly.

There are practical benefits of managing your jobs using a cloud computing solution that’s mobile and accessible. For example: ensure the ability to line up key construction deliveries with important project milestones, or you can increase collaboration between your office and work site with mobile timesheets.

But cloud computing offers perks beyond the practical. With truly mobile, accessible construction ERP software applications, you can more easily extract timely intelligence like productivity figures or determine your profitability by construction stage. As well, with a cloud computing system there’s improved capability to store, share, and analyze data from anywhere with any device that can connect to the internet.

Because you access your data via an internet browser, your information will always be available at your fingertips. State of the art or Modern Cloud computing solutions are:

  • Device agnostic.
  • Data access on demand.
  • Reliable, secure and truly available anytime, anywhere.

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#8 Data storage in the cloud makes project preservation easy

Construction documentation is notoriously extensive. Contractors are using more digital technologies in construction including building information modeling (BIM) files, site photos, drone footage, and more, the data produced by every construction project is ballooning.

Additionally, storing and managing project data from past jobs can consume huge amounts of hardware space or physical filing space. Nevertheless, contractors are mandated to store documentation for past projects in case of disputes.

With an increasing library of data to manage, many contractors choose to move their data libraries to the cloud. Growing and managing large amounts of data is more feasible with a cloud based computing scenario than managing storage growth on your own premises.

Within the cloud, the key limiting factor for the amount of accessible storage is cost, although cloud data storage costs remain lower than traditional server hardware. That means that even if you’re not ready to adopt a full cloud solution, you can still reduce your costs by moving your oldest files to low cost data storage in the cloud.

Some construction companies with large content management data, larger payroll, or complex business workflows may need more data than others.

#9 No waiting, no lagging, just faster access to your data

Will cloud computing improve productivity?

The short answer is yes. Cloud computing provides better results in latency and speed, and that makes it an ideal environment for the distributed workforce and data demands of construction. Cloud systems are low latency. That means they are fast and can process a lot of data without delay. This is true even when data processing demand increases.

Efficiency is critical in construction. With faster communication and better collaboration, your projects will experience fewer costly delays. Instead of waiting for critical information to be delivered manually from the worksite, cloud computing solutions like Rendra’s StreamBIM make it possible to upload and immediately share project data, such as specs and measurements, building plans, and photographs of jobs in progress, to authorized users.

Any authorized person on your team will have instant access to the work data, which creates big time savings and ensures that jobsites and project managers are fully connected to the back office.

  • Cloud based systems are automatically upgraded so hiccups related to outdated software are a thing of the past.
  • Eliminate the need to regularly take servers offline for scheduled maintenance.
  • Always access the best tools and latest releases, technologies and fixes so you won’t fall behind your competitors.

#10 Boost your competitive edge with cloud computing

In less than a decade cloud computing has become increasingly more important for construction companies in a rapidly digitizing industry. If you have been wondering about the right time to move your construction IT systems and software to the cloud, here’s a quick summary of the benefits you can count on:

Cloud computing means you can shift responsibility for management of your IT systems and instead focus on what you do best: your construction business.

With your hardware and software maintenance and management transferred to a third party, you can be sure that your IT system runs at high availability, and that your data is reliable, scalable, and accessible.

You work with subcontractors all the time because they’re experts at plumbing or flooring or cement work. In the case of cloud computing, you’re essentially subcontracting your data processing, storage, and applications to more powerful means. That means you can be assured that you’ll work with the most up to date, accurate information, and ensure your software tools are up to date and functioning ideally within your existing IT infrastructure.

Finally, contractors can improve their overall productivity and efficiency by using a transition to cloud computing as an opportunity to review existing processes and identify methods of streamlining their business.

The Power of Construction ERP Systems

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Construction projects are becoming more complex and more detailed, and today’s projects generate a great deal of data. This information can be a competitive advantage for construction companies that incorporate construction workflow automation.

Construction workflow automation refers to the implementation of technologies and processes to streamline and optimize various tasks and activities involved in construction projects. By automating workflows, construction companies can enhance efficiency, reduce manual labor, minimize errors, and improve overall project management.

Construction companies need to automate and integrate their workflows and create a closed loop that relies on data. Picture the series of activities that construction companies complete to finish a project. This ongoing loop of activities can be automated and integrated with other workflows and data to make your company more efficient and productive.

Construction ERP (enterprise-resource planning) systems are centralized software systems that distribute data across your organization, automate repetitive workflows, and provide tools for every employee to work from the latest data.

Read more at https://connectedworld.com/the-power-of-construction-erp-systems/

Computer Guidance Welcomes Mobile-Punch to JDM Technology Group

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Scottsdale, Arizona—July 11, 2023—JDM Technology Group, the parent company of Computer Guidance Corporation, a leading global software business of best-in-class software providers, has acquired Lévis, QC based Mobile-Punch. Mobile-Punch is a mobile application that helps businesses across multiple sectors manage timesheets, work schedules, and projects in real time. The transaction closed on June 30 after approval from owners, Jérôme Guay and Bryan Porter.

With over 35,000 daily users, the easy to use Mobile-Punch application allows teams in sectors including construction, security, cleaning, and repair to generate timesheets, pinpoint geolocations, create employee schedules, and more on any mobile device.

“I was a construction business owner for many years and couldn’t find a simple yet effective time management solution that my team could use, so I built Mobile-Punch. Our team is always looking to optimize, innovate, and evolve. Joining JDM is the next step in this evolution. I believe this is the right choice for our business because on our own we could have gone fast, but together we will go far,” said Jérôme Guay in a statement on the transaction.

JDM Technology Group is a private, family owned business focused on long term growth.  It is known for creating exceptional software solutions for the architecture, engineering, construction, and operations sectors. JDM has a proven strategy for integrating acquired companies into its existing infrastructure. Mobile-Punch will continue to operate as its own brand. Guay and Porter will stay on to lead the business in their roles as President and Vice President, respectively.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Mobile-Punch to the JDM family,” said JDM CEO Jim McFarlane. “We have always invested in robust, easy to use technology that helps our customers succeed. Mobile-Punch is a great addition, and we look forward to working with Jérôme, Bryan, and the entire team to build upon their foundation of innovation, growth, and integrity.”

About Mobile-Punch
Mobile-Punch is a mobile application that helps businesses manage timesheets, work schedules, and projects in real time. Available in French and English, the easy to use application allows teams to generate timesheets, pinpoint geolocations, create employee schedules, and more on any mobile device. Headquartered in Lévis, QC Mobile-Punch has over 35,000 daily users worldwide. It services businesses across various sectors including construction, security, cleaning, repair, and more.

About JDM Technology Group
JDM Technology Group is a global software business focused on delivering business software systems for the architecture, engineering, construction, and operations industries with over 150,000 users served in 40 countries on 7 continents, employing over 550 staff. The JDM Technology Group’s core philosophy is a long-term commitment to customer support and service coupled with providing the best possible solutions to customers. JDM Technology Group companies include CavSoft, CSSP, CostCon, LEVESYS, Nimbus, Plusfactor, and Spearhead Software in Australia and New Zealand; Builder Software Tools, Computer Guidance Corporation, ConEst Software, Explorer Software, EPAC, IndustrySmarts, JOBPOWER, Maestro Technologies, MicroMain Corporation, MPulse Software, TeamWORKS, and Vision InfoSoft in North America; and Estimate, Integrity, RedSkyIT, Rendra, and Safran in the UK, Europe and the Middle East.

About Computer Guidance Corporation
With over 20% of their clients represented on top ENR lists, Computer Guidance Corporation delivers the leading construction enterprise resource planning solution including financial and project management, #1 business intelligence, mobile, and enterprise content management.  Scalable, customizable, and cloud-hosted, CGC serves thousands throughout North America. Computer Guidance Corporation is part of the JDM Technology Group, a global construction-specific software conglomerate that serves more than 500,000+ in 40 countries and 7 continents.

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