The acquisition of Plangrid will strengthen the connection between construction activity on the jobsite, and Autodesk project design tools. PlanGrid has been used on more than 1 million projects ...

PlanGrid Product Manager Leslie Francisco said the tool will allow a foreman on a job site to go through tasks and notify team members in real time, add comments and update the status of the work.

Still, the traction Fieldwire is enjoying might give the folks at Autodesk some pause, given the growing threat it presents to PlanGrid, a rival that Autodesk acquired last year for $875 million.

Jim Lewis talks with Tracy Young and Ralph Gootee, co-founders of PlanGrid. PlanGrid is a software tool that digitizes construction plans and was acquired by Autodesk in 2018. They discuss their roles ...

Autodesk said it will acquire PlanGrid for $875 million. PlanGrid has developed a software-as-a-service (SaaS) system focused on construction general contractors. ADSK will integrate PlanGrid into ...

More than six years later, the 33-year-old PlanGrid CEO has built one of the largest construction tech companies in the industry. Its software has been used on over 1 million projects around the ...

Autodesk Inc. signed a definitive agreement to acquire PlanGrid, a provider of construction productivity software, for $875 million net of cash. This acquisition will enable Autodesk to offer a more ...

Autodesk on Tuesday announced plans to acquire the construction software firm PlanGrid for $875 million net of cash. The deal is Autodesk's largest acquisition to date.

Any 5-year-old child can name the standard tools of the trade on a construction site—hammers, saws, drills, and the like. But now you can add the iPad to the list.

Autodesk announced plans to acquire PlanGrid for $875 million today. The San Francisco startup helped move blueprints from paper to the iPad when it ...

Founded in 2011, PlanGrid is a GV (formerly Google Ventures) and Sequoia Capital-backed construction-productivity tool. The startup has since raised a total of $69 million.