I'm confident that most readers enjoyed the presentations at World of Concrete 2014 in Las Vegas in February, but if anybody missed it, here's a demo by Portland's Viewpoint Construction Software-- ...

Thirty thousand vehicles pass within arm's reach of its glassy headquarters every day at east end of the Hawthorne Bridge. Within Portland technology, though, the fast-growing company has a fairly low ...

Viewpoint Construction Software and MSI Data announced today a partnership that offers Viewpoint customers streamlined management of inspections in the office and in the field Viewpoint Construction ...

Portland, Ore.– April 22, 2014 – Viewpoint Construction Software®, a leading provider of innovative software solutions and services to the construction industry, announced that Bain Capital, one of ...

Viewpoint Construction Software®, a leading provider of innovative software solutions and services to the construction industry, announced that Bain Capital, one of the world’s foremost privately-held ...

Navman Wireless and Viewpoint Construction Software® announced today a partnership that will offer both Viewpoint and Navman Wireless customers the opportunity to easily take advantage of solutions ...

Viewpoint Construction Software announced on July 12 that it will buy Dexter + Chaney, a competitor in the construction business process management ERP market. Terms of the deal, set to close in two ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Viewpoint, a Trimble company and construction management software manufacturer, and Prophix Software, a global provider of corporate performance management (CPM) software, announced ...

PORTLAND, ORE. — Viewpoint Construction Software has bought Maxwell Systems, a long time provider of plumbing and mechanical construction software solutions built for contractors including takeoff and ...

Portland construction software firm Viewpoint is being acquired by California-based Trimble Inc. in an all-cash deal valued at $1.2 billion. The announced deal between publicly traded Trimble (Nasdaq: ...

This is a post from Nate Westheimer that originally appeared on his blog. After running the NY Tech Meetup for nearly two and a half years, and personally curating and coaching over 200 demos, I’ve ...