metalmag Magazine
From copper canopies to zinc wall panels, metal is now the material of choice for construction professionals seeking attractive, functional, durable and environmentally friendly building materials.
With essential product information and shining examples of metal in action, Metalmag covers every aspect of the industry so that readers get a true education in metal and learn how it can benefit their next project.
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Buying a Phone System? Compare the Top 96 Business Phone Systems In One Chart
Quickly see differences between brands like Avaya, Mitel, Cisco, ShoreTel, 8x8, Panasonic, etc and compare over 96 phone systems by 55 brands for small to mid-size businesses. Our latest 2011 edition of the chart also compares PBX and Business VoIP systems side by side so you can make an educated comparison of your options. This analysis is prepared in an easy to view Excel spreadsheet.
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Ten Steps to Selecting the Right Construction Software White Paper
In this brief guide, we’ll review a ten-step process that will help you select the right construction software. Each of these steps include five critical tasks. If you follow this process, you’ll be far more effective in your search for new software.
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Construction Software Buyer's Toolkit
This Excel spreadsheet details the core features that you should consider as you develop your construction software requirements. Includes a detailed definition of each feature and a side-by-side comparison matrix where you can rate construction software systems against each feature. This tool will help you: Understand the key functionality you should consider Evaluate usability, deployment, customer support and pricing Create a checklist of critical features and compare five systems side-by-side Built in a familiar Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, this is the critical tool you need to stay organized while evaluating systems.
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Commercial Building Products Magazine
COMMERCIAL BUILDING PRODUCTS serves the low-to mid-rise commercial and institutional construction. It is edited for professionals who are key decision-makers in purchasing building materials for the low-to mid-rise construction market, Commercial Building Products assists the non-residential desicion-makers at every step during the planning, specifying and building process. It focuses on new product applications and information that address the needs of commercial building owners, developers, specifiers, architects and institutional developers.
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Commercial Dealer Magazine
Commercial Dealer magazine is the only dedicated magazine serving the outdoor power equipment dealers that sell and service the equipment needed by professional landscape contractors and other commercial equipment consumers.
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Metal Architecture Magazine
Metal Architecture is published for the professional architect, engaged in the design of commercial and industrial buildings. The editorial emphasis is aimed at designing these buildings with metal, including primary and secondary structures, metal roofing and wall panels, along with tip-up concrete and metal roofing, masonry and metal roofing. Coverage includes various related construction products and services.
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Metal Construction News Magazine
Metal Construction News serves the building systems, architectural panel and metal roofing/sidewall segment of the construction industry. Editorial coverage is devoted to building systems contractors/general contractors, suppliers, manufacturers, architects, metal roofing/sidewall contractors, building designers, developers and building owners who provide this nation with a lower-cost alternative to energy efficient commercial, institutional, industrial, residential and agricultural buildings. Metal Construction News reports on industry trends, product improvements, building awards, association activity and legislation influencing the building systems and metal roofing industry. Feature editorials are field researched and aimed at builders, general contractors, architects, metal roofing/sidewall contractors, developers, building owners and bankers. The overall editorial objective is to help the metal construction industry improve, adapt and grow.