Insite Blog

Do construction projects need oversight? Yes would be the simple answer but the real question might be much more involved. How much oversight is really needed? What areas should I be reviewing? How in-depth should I really be going? All valid questions that construction team leaders really should be asking.

Let me explain.

We have been very blessed to work with some the greatest school district clients over the past several years. Districts like Allen ISD, Dallas ISD, Socorro ISD, Massachusetts School Building Authority and so many other public and private school systems to support them on their renonvation, new construction and bond construction programs. 

I recently had a conversation with the Director of Construction for a school district here in Texas. He and his team are facing a mountain of work over the next few years thanks to the recent passage of a school bond.

He had been put in contact with us by a colleague from another school district that uses Owner Insite for construction project management software. Despite the high praise and recommendation from our client, I could sense a fair bit of skepticism on his part as we spoke. 

Today, we share part 2 of this exciting interview series we've done with attention management expert and renowned speaker and author, Maura Nevel Thomas. 

I hope you'll indulge me a bit while I brag on a couple of things that, as CEO, make me extremely proud.

I recently sat down with author and attention management expert Maura Nevel Thomas to discuss a problem that I know a lot of our clients and stakeholders face - information overload. It was a marvelous conversation that we actually got on video that I look forward to bringing to you in the next few weeks.

As CEO of Owner Insite I am committed to helping construction teams of all sizes utilize our construction project management software to help facilitate a better project experience for everyone. In fact our stated goal is simple - provide the right people with a predictable, repeatable process supported by easy to use technology that makes everyone's jobs a little bit easier.