The world is becoming more connected every day. The "Internet of things" has infiltrated our personal lives significantly over the last few years and continues to advance forward. From summoning a vehicle with our phone to controlling a thermostat with machine learning, our personal lives are more connected than ever before. Come see how this future is also coming to life on construction sites.
Come see how a construction Superintendent can conduct their jobsite Orchestra all from a mobile device into reality. Come experience the connected jobsite.
Discuss the most common mistakes made in the tax return preparation, planning, and implementation. This interactive presentation will increase awareness of the most up-to-date tax strategies and opportunities available to construction accounting professionals.
Cash flow is one of the most important issues facing contractors today. Companies are faced with starting new projects, hiring staff, and investing in assets to support the business. More companies go bankrupt due to cash flow issues than due to profitability. Many things can and should be done to improve cash management practices. Practical tools and strategies to improve cash flow will be discussed.
In today’s world, especially in construction, competition for candidates makes hiring more difficult and complex. With the estimated cost of a bad hire at over 30% of salary, no hire at all may be better than the wrong hire. If you invest time and energy in interviewing, you deserve to maximize your investment and improve your hiring quality and retention. This session will offer real-life strategies and stories to achieve better hiring.
Three key areas in health plan management for financial executives are:
Even in a stable health care environment, employers struggle to manage these often competing priorities. The addition of uncertain legislative climate, increases in large claim costs, and skyrocketing specialty prescription costs only serve to complicate the matter. Contractors that effectively balance these priorities will gain a competitive advantage.
Anirban Basu, CFMA's Chief Economic Advisor, provides a detailed discussion on the 2019 prediction for global, national and regional economies using the most up-to-date data available. Special attention is given to the critical elements of economic life, including the performance of financial, labor and real estate markets.
Learning Objectives:
*There are no CPE credits available for this on-demand session.
Description:
In this dynamic webinar, James Benham, CEO of JBKnowledge, will sort through the latest trends, solutions and devices in building technologies. Mr. Benham will also discuss the statistics behind the 2018 Construction Technology Report, an annual survey of thousands of construction professionals on how they employ and integrate technology on projects.
Learning Objectives:
Presenter:
James Benham, President & CEO, JBKnowledge, Inc.
CPE Credits:
This webinar grants 1.5 CPE credits in the field of Information Technology
Level & Prerequisites:
This is a group-internet based program at the Overview Level. No perquisites or advanced preparation required.
Who Should Attend?
General contractor and subcontractor owners, CFOs, Controllers, CPA industry professionals, CCIFP candidates, surety industry professionals and other construction financial professionals.
Review the key trends and divergent findings from the newly released 2018 Financial Survey data - collected from nearly 1,000 construction companies. The survey is based on fiscal year 2017 results. The webinar also provides an overview of CFMA's online Construction Financial Benchmarker and its suite of financial reports.
This 60-minute presentation seeks to make sense of the bewildering landscape of top cyber threats facing individuals and businesses everywhere.