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Construction Technology Solutions

Keep jobsites connected, documents organized, and operations secure.

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Tech problems that follow you onto the jobsite 

When technology falls behind, projects often feel it first:

  • Costly miscommunication
  • Slow, paper-based approval processes 
  • Unreliable field connectivity
  • Outsourced printing that bogs down every change order

  • Subcontractors sharing credentials 

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Why construction companies like working with us

Construction projects are complex enough without technology adding to the chaos.

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Predictable costs

Our pricing is structured so you always know what you're paying — and can plan around it.
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Proactive support

We specialize in catching problems before they shut down a job. Less firefighting. More focus.
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Industry expertise

We understand the complexity of your environment and what moves the needle.
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The ability for us to manage the approval process for all business units via M-Files' workflow capabilities has resulted in a significant time savings.

— Chad Bresnahan, Sinner Bros & Bresnahan

How one construction firm streamlined procurement

See how automating a device procurement workflow — from hardware requests to configuration to shipping — freed up an IT team to focus on moving projects forward. 

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See where tech upgrades would make a big difference

There's more than one way to boost security, increase efficiency, and save money. Get free tech recommendations on your terms.

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What construction companies ask us most often

From jobsite connectivity to document management, here's what construction companies want to know.

Construction firms are frequent targets for ransomware and wire fraud. Large financial transactions, shared credentials across subcontractors, and remote jobsite access create vulnerabilities that cybercriminals actively exploit.

Layered security — including managed detection and response, endpoint protection, and multi-factor authentication — reduces that risk significantly.

Electronic document management systems like M-Files allow construction teams to store, access, and route blueprints, contracts, and approvals from a central location.

Automated workflows replace paper-based processes, reducing delays and giving field and office teams access to the same up-to-date documents.

Marco's automated device procurement solutions allow construction companies to configure, tag, and ship laptops and devices directly to project teams without manual IT intervention.

Additionally, hardware catalogs integrated with workflow software like ServiceNow allow employees to request devices that arrive pre-configured and ready to use.

Construction companies need a technology partner who understands jobsite operations, not just office IT.

The right partner covers the full range of technology needs — cybersecurity, document management, wide format printing, communications, and device procurement — with a single point of contact and support that responds at the pace construction demands.

Yes. The right technology partner manages both environments — standardizing office infrastructure while supporting field connectivity, mobile devices, and job trailer networks.

Consistent support across locations reduces the communication issues that cause delays and rework.

Wide Format Printing for Architecture, Engineering, & Construction

Plans change. Being able to print the newest version in-house can simplify collaboration, reduce confusion, and save a tremendous amount of time.

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Get recommendations from our team

From jobsite connectivity to communication snafus, if you're experiencing it, we can help you solve it.

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