MobiClocks® was proud to sponsor and exhibit at Trimble Dimensions 2026, joining construction and technology professionals in Las Vegas to explore the innovations shaping the future of the construction industry.
Representing MobiClocks® were George Gilbert, CEO; Cory McCarty, Director of Operations; Ayana Arrington, Account Executive; and Tim Gilhooly, Account Executive. Throughout the event, the team welcomed attendees at the MobiClocks® booth, showcasing workforce management solutions and discussing the challenges construction companies face when managing labor across multiple jobsites.
Cory McCarty Presents on Modern Construction Time and Attendance
As part of the event’s educational programming, Cory McCarty, Director of Operations at MobiClocks®, delivered a lightning talk on Tuesday, November 10, at 10:30 a.m. PST.
He spoke on “Modern Construction Time and Attendance: Real-Time Labor Visibility from Field to Payroll,” the presentation explored the importance of accurate workforce data and its role in construction payroll, labor costing, and workforce management.
Capturing reliable time and attendance information across multiple jobsites can be challenging. From verifying employee identities to ensuring hours are assigned to the correct projects and cost codes, construction organizations need dependable processes that connect field activity with payroll operations.
Cory’s presentation examined how modern technologies are helping address these challenges, including:
and more!
The session also explored what construction companies should consider when evaluating and implementing modern time and attendance processes.
Connecting Field Operations to Payroll
For construction companies managing multiple crews, projects, and jobsites, accurate timekeeping is about more than recording hours. It is about having reliable information to support better operational and financial decisions.
When time and attendance data are captured accurately, organizations can improve payroll preparation, strengthen job costing, identify labor discrepancies, and give operations teams a clearer understanding of workforce activity.
MobiClocks® helps construction companies connect the field to the office through mobile timekeeping, True Facial Recognition, GPS verification, geofencing, and job cost tracking.
By verifying who is clocking in, where they are clocking in, and how their hours are allocated, MobiClocks® helps construction organizations build greater accountability into their workforce management processes.
Continuing the Conversation About Construction Technology
Trimble Dimensions 2026 provided a valuable opportunity for MobiClocks® to engage with the construction technology community and contribute to conversations about the future of workforce management.
As construction organizations continue to evaluate new technologies and modernize their operations, accurate workforce information remains an important part of improving efficiency confidence.
MobiClocks® was proud to support this year’s event as a sponsor and exhibitor and participate in conversations focused on making construction operations more connected, visible, and efficient.
Learn how MobiClocks® helps construction companies improve time and attendance, workforce visibility, and labor cost control.
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