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Home » Topic » Business

AI-Powered Information Increases Efficiency in Project Delivery

by Joel Hutchines | Dec 12, 2022
Artificial Intelligence | Business | Business Development | Project Delivery | Project Management | Technology

AI learning and computational tools enable true design for constructability by providing relevant, timely data.

What Contractors Need to Know About ESG

by Brian Gallagher, Michelle Palys | Dec 12, 2022
Business Development | Diversity | Markets

ESG should be embraced as a competitive advantage instead of just another compliance requirement.

Built Industry Must Innovate to Thrive in the Digital Age

by Maanav Mahindru | Dec 12, 2022
Business Development | Technology

Embrace tech by engaging with smaller solutions first and putting the proper programs in place to be successful.

Control Construction Site Costs With Project Geofencing

by Chris Shodd | Dec 12, 2022
Business | Equipment | Finance | Tools

Project geofencing can help keep construction costs down while maximizing the utilization of equipment and assets.

Risk Outlook 2023: Pressures on Profits Persist

by Craig Tappel | Dec 12, 2022
Business | Economy | Finance | Risk | Risk Management | Training | Workforce

2023 challenges include the ongoing skilled worker shortage, lead times for materials and inflation-driven cost escalation.

Allow Your Worksite Intelligence to Evolve

by Rachel E. Pelovitz | Dec 7, 2022
Productivity | Project Management | Technology

Advanced data analytics tools have been ranked the third-most-influential technology.

How Heavy Civil Technology Is Revolutionizing the Infrastructure Boom

by Construction Executive | Dec 6, 2022
Business

As the government focuses more on infrastructure and increases its spending, firms need to set their teams up for success with new-era construction technology—cutting-edge digital solutions to better connect teams and project data from design to done—reducing risk, protecting profits and increasing predictability.

Three Ways to Keep Your Employees Safe With a Reduced Budget

by Deren Boyd | Dec 6, 2022
Business | Finance | Safety | Total Human Health

To prepare for a slowdown, many contractors may be cutting budgets. But safety shouldn’t be compromised.
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