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The world economy is finally starting to recuperate from the fiscal slump of 2008, and numerous industries have started exhibiting growth statistics after a protracted period. The recovering economy is driving an increase in capital projects, including new construction and renovations to support growth. However, the approach to these projects post-recession is completely different–facility owners are extremely sensitive to project cost and even with complex projects and tight timeframes, they expect all waste to be eliminated from the process and costs kept as low as possible without compromising quality. Ron Antevy and Jonathan Antevy foresaw these challenges and the specific needs of facility owners and teamed up in 1995 to form e-Builder—a company that provides integrated, cloud-based construction program management software with an owner-centric focus in the construction industry.
“Our company answers to clients only; not to venture capitalists or Wall Street. We are also very responsive when it comes to incorporating customer ideas in the product. Our ability to get our clients’ solutions to market more quickly and cost effectively is a major differentiator in today’s economic environment,” pronounces Antevy.

