TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bridgit, the leader in construction workforce planning technology, today announced the launch of its newest feature set for Bridgit Bench; a comprehensive solution for ...

Contech has emerged as one of the main stories in the post-pandemic resurgence. This is not that surprising, when the great value add that product and process innovation can bring to the enormous and ...

TORONTO — Bridgit, the industry leader in construction workforce planning technology, announced the introduction of its Preconstruction Module for Bridgit Bench. The Preconstruction Module was ...

TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bridgit, the leader in construction workforce intelligence technology, today announced Bench Cost Tracking as the next new way to help general contractors have full workforce ...

Bridgit, a “workforce intelligence” technology company that is focused on the construction industry, announced today that it has raised CAD$24 million, or about US$19.4 million, in Series B funding.

Bridgit, a provider of construction workforce planning software, has launched Bridgit AI, a new suite of tools that helps contractors and project teams turn workforce data into actionable insights and ...

Bridgit, a “workforce intelligence” technology company that is focused on the construction industry, announced today that it has raised CAD$24 million, or about US$19.4 million, in Series B funding.

One of the largest construction companies in the world expands use of Bridgit Bench solution for its USA Building operations. As one of the leading construction and development companies, USB will ...

TORONTO, March 09, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bridgit, a construction software company, today announced its integration with Procore, a provider of construction management software. This integration ...

KITCHENER, ON, July 14, 2020 /CNW/ - Bridgit, a leading construction workforce planning software company based in Canada, today announced it has raised a $9.4 million CAD strategic investment led by ...

The labor shortage has for months been among the most excruciating pain points for U.S. companies. No sector has felt the sting more than American small business. In September, the National Federation ...