TL;DR: Affordable housing projects aren’t failing because there’s no money. They’re failing because paper-based delivery documentation creates verification delays stalling construction. Digital POD…
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Jan
Jan
TL;DR: U.S. housing starts hit their lowest point since May 2020, dropping to 1.246 million in October 2025. The real problem isn’t interest rates. Construction productivity’s been flat for 50 years…
TL;DR: Scheduled Deliveries lets contractors request specific delivery times through ezPOD. Material providers confirm them. Drivers follow the schedule. Fewer phone calls, less guessing, no missed…
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Dec
Dec
TL;DR: Corporate Connections lets Contractors you trust input orders directly into ezPOD, which you can connect direct to your own system via API. No more phone tag, no more transcription errors, no…
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Sep
Sep
Regional Housing Gaps Create Construction Gold RushThe housing market looks stagnant on paper. But dig deeper into regional data and you’ll find construction opportunities everywhere.National numbers…
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Sep
Sep
Housing Boom Reveals Ancient Delivery ProblemsMarket splits reveal logistics cracks.While housing analysts debate regional price variations and sustainable construction trends, we’re watching a…
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Sep
Sep
Billions Spent on Housing Still Missing FamiliesBillions spent, housing still missing.Governments worldwide are throwing massive money at affordable housing. Leeds just built 50 new homes on a former…
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Sep
Sep
Construction Automation Actually Works NowEveryone talks automation. Few actually get it right.We’ve been tracking enterprise automation trends across industries, and construction finally caught our…
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Sep
Sep
Most Enterprise Automation Projects Fail Here’s WhyAutomation is supposed to make everything run smoother.Large companies invest millions in digital transformation initiatives. They hire consultants,…
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Aug
Aug
Cities are turning empty land into billion-dollar construction projects. We’re watching the biggest transformation of vacant urban land in decades. From Chicago’s 10,000 city-owned parcels to…