IPM makes Contract Management easy with better access to project data, quick links to contract information and a streamlined...
IPM FEATURES
It's Project Management for Construction and Engineering
Document Control
IPM ensures that every Submittal sent and every response received is accountable and accessible from within the Submittal record...
Resource Management
Depending on the type of projects being managed in IPM, there may be a need to record resource usage. Resources can be...
Planning & Forecasting
The Job Tasks Progress view is a powerful scheduling tool that creates a dynamic visual representation of every job within...
Core Features
One of the most popular features of IPM Project Management is the interface within Microsoft Outlook®. The interface
IPM Mobility
IPM Mobility takes IPM Project Management software to field personnel by allowing IPM to be run on the most...
What People Say
Linda Gonzales - , VP of Information Technology at The Opus Group
Latest News
Construction Industry fails to use technology? SAY WHAT?
Recent Studies
There have been recent studies comparing technology use in construction vs other industries with the conclusions that the construction industry is just not adopting technology that is currently available.
Whaaattttt?…No, I got lots of construction apps, that can’t be right!
Ramblings of a construction nerd… Woodpecker holes in our ship.
We all have woodpecker’s who mean well but can work against us at any time… leaving holes everywhere and creating risk. The little devils can show up in our thinking, in our relationships, in our business and especially in the world of construction project information management (or lack of information management)
What is the First Application You Open to Start Your Work Day?
Ok, Facebook doesn’t count here. Most people when asked will tell you that the first application they open is email. Besides being our vehicle for keeping in touch, updated and informed on a personal level, email in the workplace is also a powerful tool. When we surveyed over 150 people via our Linkedin page, particularly project managers, an overwhelming majority (93 percent!) told us that the first place they log in is their email, even if it’s just to quickly check what’s new.