small construction companies are still in the stone age. plangrid and submittal exchange exist but not much else is popular.
textura is owned by oracle, and everything else is owned by trimble and autodesk.
theres a plethera of attempts at field document management, and timecards, but 0 great medium-large business size erps. procore is like half an erp without an accounting system.
there is a huge untapped thirst for something that "just works" regarding labor productivity tracking and document management.
construction is one of the places where I think an enterprise blockchain could actually apply better than a traditional database. imagine a construction project with one blockchain, and every general contractor, sub, and vendor participating. shares, payments, todo, gantt charts, drawings, the model itself. they can all access the database from whatever supported client their firm uses (think email clients all working with each other) but on the backend working on one shared distributed database. I think you could turn down the bad actor security a bit, similar to https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-microsoft-...