TennaTALK - A Podcast for Contractors

By using technology, construction companies can see equipment maintenance improvements that include minimized downtime, lower costs, improved safety, and simplified inventory and labor management.

Tenna is on Capterra’s shortlist for best providers of equipment maintenance management software, enterprise asset management software, and easiest to use software providers in the GPS location space.

Learn how to find the right solution for your company and the benefits of a construction equipment management system.

Explore diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the construction industry and how Tenna is leading the way with a focus on DEI programs and policies.

Knowing an asset's location can only get you so far. Learn why adopting a comprehensive equipment management solution would simplify your operations.

While it might be tempting to wait to implement a mobile strategy, evidence shows construction companies that leverage tech are outperforming competitors.

GPS tracking for equipment offers more benefits to the construction industry than you might realize. Here are the top five reasons why.

Even a small deficiency in your construction equipment maintenance software will leak money and kill productivity. Here is what you need to know.

Construction resource management now has a labor and equipment Schedule functionality so everyone from the field to office can make automated requests.

Efficient construction fleet management of your equipment is essential for solving all types of problems. Here are six ways management software can help you.

Construction telematics systems have many practical applications. Learn how these systems can help contractors and equipment owners increase productivity.

Learn how construction supply chain delays are affecting your business and what you can do to minimize the impact.

Dash cameras protect the drivers, company, and vehicles. But protection isn't the dash cam’s only virtue. 

Tenna’s new TennaCAM 2.0 features AI technology and powerfully complements the data Tenna pulls from vehicles, completing the picture for fleet managers about what is happening with assets and drivers.

“A Controller Area Network is a robust vehicle bus standard designed to allow microcontrollers and devices to communicate with each other's applications without a host computer.” If you Google “CAN bus,” that’s the answer you’ll get from Wikipedia. All clear? We didn’t think so either. But CAN bus is also essential to the daily functionality of Tenna and other data-oriented systems. So let’s take a closer look.

Our new and unique integration with rental management companies allows Tenna customers to manage their equipment rentals and their owned assets in the same system.

Understanding the technological and systematic resources available to enhance protection for driver safety.

Find out how you can use modern equipment management software to reduce the total cost of ownership of your most important business assets.

Tenna’s partnership with Trimble-Viewpoint allows for deep integrations with ERP products widely used across the industry to simplify equipment data flow and analysis for construction accounting and finance teams.

Learn why your most important assets are not performing as well as they should, and how asset management software can help you make the most of your key assets.

Learn about Tenna’s new total solution for construction resource management and dispatching for construction businesses.

Learn how equipment management systems have evolved in recent years to change the way construction leaders manage their most important equipment. 

All you need to know about construction site theft prevention and what construction companies and contractors can do to reduce loss.

Find out how construction businesses can make the most of their expensive equipment using equipment management software.

Learn the lessons 2021 taught construction businesses about the importance of protecting your most valuable assets with equipment management software.

As labor shortages in construction continue, developing new, technology-driven solutions to overcome them is now critical.

Covering ways that technology companies and insurance providers are partnering to help contractors manage risk.

The construction technology industry is growing. Within the past ten years, billions of dollars have funneled into innovating and developing the industry.

Construction fleet maintenance software helps companies make the best decisions possible for their assets, saving money and increasing productivity.

You'll learn how buy in across the organization can impact your team's success with construction technology

Get the what, the why and the ways contractors can leverage software integrations for construction into their daily equipment management workflows.

Learn the value of construction integrations and how a mature and connected technology ecosystem improves the lives of those in the construction industry.

Simply put, GPS tracking for heavy equipment is a process by which you to track the location of your heavy equipment using a hardware device that reports GPS position (and in some cases, other telematic data) to a central software platform, typically using cellular technology.

GPS tracking for construction equipment not only prevents theft, it gives you a comprehensive view of your entire fleet assets in one place.

Heavy equipment fleet management software.

Cultural shifts are taking place on both sides of the aisle as contractors continue to adopt construction tech.

Reasons contractors see failure with telematics adoptions and the right ways to build buy-in from the field to ensure success (from contractors who have done it first-hand).

In this episode we discuss the tracking of physical assets (vs. digital or other types of  assets) and are focused specifically on asset tracking for construction.

How consolidated and focused equipment fleet management software allows contractors to adopt with success.

In the construction industry, tracking devices are used to track heavy equipment, mid-sized equipment and fleet vehicles.

As  construction equipment is one of a contractor’s highest cost centers,  being cost conscious about your equipment utilization and your owning  and operating costs is critical. All contractors calculate the total  cost of ownership (TCO) a little bit differently, with various expenses  to consider.

Fleet management departments have been using technology in some  form since the 286 processor and dot matrix were considered new tech.  However, companies continue to under-utilize equipment assets, carry  more capital equipment than necessary, dispute over maintenance, and  wrestle with the own vs. rent debate. This webinar follows FMI’s Fleet  in the C-Suite research to improve leveraging equipment assets and FMI’s  partnership with Tenna as we engage in a conversation about fleet  management best practices and the application of modern technology to  optimize the company’s investment in the fleet.

Look  at any job site, and you will see a lot of construction equipment. If  you are a contractor on a job, can you see all your equipment, and know  what equipment is on your site? Is it working? Is it being utilized? Can  you see what’s available to you on other projects or at the yard that  you may be needing next week?

In construction businesses, the more transparency you have over your assets (people, equipment, tools), the more margin you can earn, more competitive you will be and more profit you will generate.

What is equipment tracking software?  We get asked this question frequently and wanted to provide information on what equipment tracking software is, how it works, industries that commonly use it and the benefits of using it.

“What  are the benefits of a GPS tracker for equipment?” This is one of the  most asked questions we get. Not surprising as you weigh your options against other tracking technologies and want to understand the benefits of GPS.

While  many states in the US are still in the throes of COVID-19, some are  reopening and many more are making plans in preparation of reopening.   Contractors are also looking at what they will need to do to return to  work and what the new “normal” will be.

Safety  has a major impact on a contractor’s ability to win work. Without a  safety record strong enough to meet the requirements in your customer’s  RFPs, contractors are inhibited from winning new work, expanding into  new territories and generating overall business growth.