Technologies to Watch in 2021
The technology that enables remote collaboration, agility, machine automation and better decision making has helped contractors survive 2020 and will remain a top priority in 2021.
BIM in the Field: VR, AR for Big Models
As options for viewing BIM in a more flexible way have arisen, teams have become more adept at leveraging BIM on the jobsite, and that is showing up in more efficient, tightly woven workflows.
Q&A With Matt Abeles: Labor & Productivity Tracking
This is the fourth in a series with ABC’s VP of Construction Technology and Innovation Matt Abeles.
Optimism and Creativity: The Tech Industry’s Response to COVID-19
For the first time, in 2020, rather than a technology “disruptor” impacting the construction industry at-large, a global pandemic forced companies into a situation where they were forced to meet unprecedented demand.
News Briefs: December 2020
N95 questions answered, ABC New Hampshire Chapter makes scholarship donation, New York's scaffolding law and more.
Data Without a Decision Is a Distraction
Contractors shouldn’t be spending time trying to track information down. Instead, they should ask questions of their data and try to give context to it. Everything else is a distraction.
Robots Are Taking Over—and It’s a Good Thing
The construction industry may be behind other industries in adopting robots, but soon, bots will be the driving force behind compliant, profitable and stable construction business practices.
News Briefs: November 2020
PPP forgiveness, new contracts for prefab and modular buildings, first-ever Concrete Global Summit and more.
