Posted Nov 20 2025 by Nathan Rowan
Why Change Orders Make or Break Construction Profitability No construction project goes exactly as planned. Owner-driven scope changes, unforeseen conditions and RFIs all lead to extra work. If you don’t capture, price, approve and ... Read More
Posted Nov 20 2025 by Nathan Rowan
Why the WIP Schedule Is Your Financial Early Warning System A well-run construction company lives and dies by its work-in-progress (WIP) schedule. The WIP report shows how far along each job is, how much ... Read More
Posted Nov 20 2025 by Nathan Rowan
Why Job Costing Is the Heart of Construction Accounting In construction, you don’t sell products—you deliver projects. Every project has its own budget, contract, crew, subs and surprises. Without accurate job costing, you only ... Read More
Posted Nov 19 2025 by Nathan Rowan
Compliance Data Is Useless If Nobody Can Read It Compliance teams generate a lot of data: control test results, incident logs, training completion rates, policy attestations, audit findings. But in many organizations, this information ... Read More
Posted Nov 19 2025 by Nathan Rowan
Software Alone Won’t Fix a Broken Compliance Program Many organizations buy compliance tools — GRC platforms, policy portals, incident systems — and expect them to “solve” compliance. But without a clear operating model, even ... Read More
Posted Nov 19 2025 by Nathan Rowan
Compliance Data Has Outgrown Manual Review Compliance teams now deal with logs from dozens of systems, millions of transactions and a constantly changing regulatory landscape. Manually sampling and reviewing records simply cannot keep up. ... Read More
Posted Nov 19 2025 by Nathan Rowan
Remote Work Didn’t Remove Compliance Obligations As organizations shifted to remote and hybrid work, compliance risks multiplied: personal devices accessing corporate data, ad-hoc tools circumventing controls, and local employment laws suddenly mattering in new ... Read More
Posted Nov 19 2025 by Nathan Rowan
When Something Goes Wrong, Process Matters Data breaches, safety incidents, policy violations and whistleblower reports all trigger compliance obligations. Regulators expect timely notification, thorough investigation and documented remediation. Without a structured process, organizations risk ... Read More
Posted Nov 19 2025 by Nathan Rowan
ESG Has Become a Compliance Issue, Not Just a PR Topic Environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting has moved from voluntary sustainability reports to regulated disclosures in many jurisdictions. Investors, lenders and regulators expect ... Read More
Posted Nov 19 2025 by Nathan Rowan
Why Traditional Compliance Training Falls Flat Many employees see compliance training as an annual hurdle: click through slides, guess at quiz answers, and get back to “real work.” That mindset creates risk. Regulators expect ... Read More