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Getting more for your buck has been — and will always be — priority number one. Often enough in the ready mix industry, that means saving time by leveraging smarter, faster solutions. What is it exactly that costs organizations their time, though? A leading contributor could be communication. Whether we’re placing orders or routing deliveries,…

Following Retirement, Cox Will Take on Advisory Role to Enhance Strategic Industry Collaborations Command Alkon, the leading software and solutions provider for the heavy building materials industry, announces the retirement of Steve Cox from his role as Vice President of Customer Success. Steve has been an integral part of Command Alkon for the past nine…

Keep Material Costs in Check, Increase Daily Sales, and Improve Customer Satisfaction Command Alkon, the leading software and solutions provider for the heavy building materials industry, is proud to announce the launch of Material Supply. This innovative solution allows you to monitor and update stock levels, coordinate material flows, and automate back-office process to deliver…

User Communities Foster Collaboration, Innovation, and Knowledge Sharing Command Alkon, the leading software and solutions provider for the heavy building materials industry, is excited to announce the launch of its User Communities, a platform designed to foster collaboration, knowledge sharing, and innovation among Command Alkon users. The User Communities initiative aims to connect Command Alkon…

Think of an API as a waiter at a restaurant. Looking over the menu, you order the signature green eggs and ham. The waiter goes back to the kitchen, and then returns with your request. That’s exactly how APIs function. They are not databases or servers (like the kitchen in this example). Instead, they are…

You can’t be in two places at once. But when it comes to batching concrete remotely, it sure feels like you can. Plant productivity is the bottom line. The less idle time, the more a plant can produce. But hold on — how many times have you seen an order of concrete come through that…