October is an amazing time of the year for many reasons. In addition to the beautiful colours of fall, it’s also time for Halloween! Trick-or-treating gives kids an opportunity to do something that they truly love: collecting lots of candy. At Builterra, we love Halloween candy as well. Find out more by reading on!

As we head into fall 2022, we have quite a few things in store for you, our valued users and newsletter subscribers. We continue to upgrade and evolve our software to better serve your needs and project workflows. Read on to discover!

Have you heard about Henry Gantt? Henry Gantt is best-known for creating his self-named scheduling diagram in the 1920s, the Gantt chart. A Gantt chart is a type of bar chart that illustrates a project schedule. Continue reading to learn more!

Have you ever read or heard about stunningly successful projects? Chances are, project management software was a key ingredient in their recipe for success. As it turns out, 77% of all high performing projects use some form of project management software! Fortunately, if you're reading this newsletters, you are using Builterra to manage all your construction projects and tasks!

Recent studies and surveys clearly show that resource planning in project management is becoming more and more important – even at the top levels. And all appropriate roles must be involved. Find out how Builterra can help!

Currently, just under 1 in 4 organizations use any kind of project management software. The rest are working with Excel, paper, or a patchwork of tools with sub-optimal integration. As a result, 54% of organizations lack the ability to track KPIs in real-time. What is a KPI? Read on to find out!

According to a survey conducted by the Project Management Institute, almost 10% of every dollar spent on a project is wasted due to poor budgeting and project performance. In other words, if $1 billion is invested, almost $99 million is wasted! That's a lot of wasted money, wouldn't you agree?

Did you know that the very first roads were merely tracks made on the ground by wild animals? People used these animal trails because they provided an easy and quick way to get through forests. In time, people began to improve these trails by filling the ruts with earth and laying logs across wet spots. These were the crude beginnings of road construction. Click to discover!

Did you know that a one-way trip on the Trans-Siberian Railway involves crossing 3,901 bridges? At Builterra, we love bridges! Read on to find out more...

Happy New Year! In this installment, we share new improvements and updates, while highlighting previously implemented client requests, which were not included in December's issue of our user newsletter.