[EBOOK] Driving ROI: The Case for Construction Planning Software

Touchplan recently partnered with Hobson & Company (H&C), a leading research firm focused on Return on Investment (ROI) studies to explore these challenges and learn how industry leaders are responding.

Profit margins for commercial general contractors average around 4% — leaving little wiggle room for unplanned expenses. Effective construction planning helps project teams proactively manage the many factors that negatively impact profitability, but it is time-consuming and resource intensive when done manually. There is an urgent need for planning software that will further improve operations, drive profitability, and mitigate risk without increasing the administrative burden on project teams.

H&C conducted independent research consisting of nine in-depth interviews with Touchplan customers and found that Touchplan addressed specific customer challenges to deliver a quick and compelling ROI. The impact of Touchplan’s Construction Planning Software is not only strategic but measurable. 

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Mr. McGlone performs program and project management responsibilities for a wide range of activities in the engineering and construction field.  With over 20 years of experience, specializing in Civil, Environmental, Cost and Value Engineering, Facility/Community Planning, Property Development, Budget Analysis, Contract Administration/Negotiation, Construction Management, Personnel Management, and Business Development.  Mr. McGlone currently manages the Project Controls/Cost Engineering Department for his current company, where he oversees preparation and provides quality assurance of cost estimates for over $8.0 billion in construction value annually for various federal and state government and commercial clients. He has developed facility requirements valued at over $1 Billion for various government and commercial clients through information gathering charettes and produces comprehensive documentation with concept reports, drawings, and cost estimates.  He has supervised project managers, engineers, architects, estimators, surveyors, draftsmen, and construction superintendents.