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The essential evolution: Why technology is the only answer to construction's toughest challenges
This free report from Intuit addresses how critical technology investment is to profitable decision-making during economic uncertainty and labor shortages. Learn why 93% of industry leaders believe AI-powered tech can increase productivity and reduce the impact of rising costs.
See what high-growth construction businesses are doing differently. Give your firm a solid foundation for accelerated growth.
The technology imperative: How top construction firms stay competitive

Better understand profitability.
With an end-to-end view of the business.

Close the office-to-field gap.
With enhanced data integration for last-mile management.

Centralize and consolidate.
With an intuitive, AI-powered, all-in-one ERP system.
The need: Stay competitive in an increasingly uncertain economy
- Macroeconomic pressures, like labor shortages, rising costs, and supply chain volatility, continue to impact the industry.
- 92% of construction industry decision-makers want a single, integrated platform to manage both projects and financials.
The solution: An AI-enabled, all-in-one platform —how high-growth firms win
- 91% of leaders believe an end-to-end view of their construction business increases profitability.
- 91% believe technology can help solve the skilled labor shortage.
- High-growth firms plan to invest $180,000 in tech improvements in the next 12 months.
An intuitive, AI-powered all-in-one ERP system can consolidate data across entities and projects, providing real-time insights to manage costs and scale your business.
Build the edge you need to stay competitive:
- Future-proof your business with AI-enabled business intelligence.
- Implement an integrated tech stack to manage projects and financials.
- Streamline operations.
- Manage multiple entities.
Intuit Enterprise Suite has made things simpler, which, in my world, is critical. We’re shrinking the amount of time we take to do tasks by 15 to 20%, and I think AI will eventually double that.”