Economic Webcast: Riding the Roller Coaster: Ups & Downs in Construction Spending, Materials, Labor

While every job comes with its own set of hazards and pitfalls, some are potentially more dangerous than others. If you work in manufacturing or any type of industrial situation, safety isn’t just something to consider—it must be a top priority to avoid serious injury or death. A

> Very important. This is what we learned froma recent article [http://www.globest.com/news/12_829/orangecounty/technology/How-Important-is-Technology-in-Construction-344471.html?ET=globest:e42552:19677a:&st=email&s=&cmp=gst:California_AM_20140402:editorial] . Here are two excerpts and a chart. “…simplicity and accessibility are key when marketing technology to

> “Change is good. It’s certainly necessary…Create the vision, adapt to change, and put more tools in your toolbox.” -Dan Kumm, President of Bluescope North America Do you remember pagers? At the Butler Manufacturing Conference, Dan Kumm, told a story about his boss paging him while working on-site, and