Construction Software Training
Construction software is an information technology tool that integrates accounting computer programs with project management systems for building contractors and developers. Training is provided by individual software manufacturers through service contracts or additional classes.
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Features
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Comprehensive construction software streamlines the processes of cost estimating, accounting, payroll, inventory management, scheduling, subcontractor accounts and computer-aided design (CAD). Once an appropriate software is chosen, all employees will receive induction training from the software provider. Most construction companies appoint a supervisor who will follow up on future software updates and retrain staff when appropriate.
Significance
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Through streamlining different processes and tasks, construction building software improves efficiency, reduces costs and facilitates communication among clients, suppliers and contractors through a single channel. Staff training is important to maximize a company's competitiveness.
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Considerations
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Construction software is effective only if everyone uses it properly. Training must include subcontractors, architects and engineers involved in individual projects. Induction courses can last from one to two days and are usually provided for free by software developers. Fully trained software supervisors should regularly attend refresher courses that last about two hours and start at $75 as of November 2010.
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