UDA Technologies Blog

The time has finally arrived; after doing your share of research and talking with our staff about all of the respective capabilities and possibilities of ConstructionSuite and ConstructionOnline, you’ve pulled the trigger on the deal, signed up for one or both platforms, and now you’re ready to take your business to the next level. Easy, right?

Your plans are often the true lifeblood of your projects. Let’s set aside such necessary facets of a project as scheduling and estimating for a moment; beyond the black and white, there is a vision to be expressed by what will soon take a tangible form by way of your and your team’s very own hands, and the plans for that house, that condo, or that commercial development are the very road maps for how a dream is to come to being.

Suffice to say, communication is a must-have for you and your projects—that is, if you have all intentions of keeping everything on track and crucial information flowing smoothly to the appropriate parties. Without that, you can just about guarantee that the efficiency of your projects will soon hit rock bottom with a sickening, resounding thud.

There is no other way to put it: when you have a project in the works, almost regardless of how big or small, there are a lot of pieces to the puzzle that you have to put in place in order for things to go smoothly and without delay.

No sooner than Arthur Blank, owner of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United of MLS, announced his plans in 2013 to build a new stadium to replace the Georgia Dome, Atlanta sports fans found themselves abuzz with anticipation and excitement. Not only did the new stadium (now known as Mercedes-Benz Stadium thanks to a lucrative sponsorship deal) promise to be a state-of-the-art facility that would be the envy of teams from around the world, but there was also the added bonus of the bulk of the stadium’s costs being covered by private funding.