The previous section of this article provided an introduction to jobsite surveillance; here we examine the process of surveillance system installation and whether it makes sense to do it yourself or get vendor help.

The previous section of this article discussed the pros and cons of leasing or buying jobsite monitoring equipment. This final section looks at some additional considerations, including overall communication and surveillance needs as well as in-house expertise.

In this series, we have outlined the features and general merits of nine project management systems used in the construction industry. Reading this series should provide some insight into what leading project management systems are capable of doing and prompt discussion among your colleagues about whether the software that you currently use is meeting your business needs.

Sage has carved out a global niche for itself by developing and acquiring software for specific markets such as construction; the company offers Sage Master Builder and Sage Timberline Office for small and medium-sized contractors looking to improve efficiency, boost revenue and reduce redundancies and internal costs.