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Companies in the construction business are feeling the pressure of projects that are over budget and taking longer than planned. Companies that are grappling with project delays, communication barriers and inefficient equipment management have started to shift their focus on technology as a way to mitigate these issues. The proliferation of spreadsheets and paper logs are no longer sufficient for tracking equipment and tools and allocating their use to projects. In the words of John Bureau, General Manager, Wynne Systems, “the adoption of technology to streamline the equipment process can help construction companies control one of their large expense areas– equipment management.” 

