As COVID-19 continues to disrupt construction, companies have proved their resiliency through innovations both on- and offsite, as well as quick adaptation to change.
Five Processes Accurate Field Data Can Improve
If a construction firm is looking to improve its processes and profits, field data is the place to start. Field data tells the most accurate story for any project. Better collection of data from the field directly translates to more accurate documentation and forecasting—two crucial factors to any company’s success.
How Construction Firms Can Begin a Data Journey
Before embarking on a data journey, contractors should decide the challenges the data strategy can solve. Then they can incorporate AR, VR and IoT to bolster the power of their data.
The Importance of Construction Data in a New Reality
As the construction industry moves into a new tomorrow, now is the time for contractors to modernize systems to help them get back to healthy business and scaling to better weather the next unknown.
The Future of Analytics in Design-Build
With the help of sophisticated data analytics tools and predictive modeling, design-build firms can use past and current project utilization data to forecast budget trends now and into the future
Five Reasons to Use Quality Visual Progress Control on Every Project
Progress control is an opportunity to collect data on a project. Extracting information from imagery project data (photos and BIM model visualizations) is called "visual progress control.”
Embracing Digitalization in Construction
While the construction industry wants and needs digitalization, there is much room for growth. As integrated systems are adopted, the technology will be cost effective and easy to use.
Industry 3.0 to Industry 4.0: The Journey for the Construction Industry
Contractors embracing Industry 4.0 in the evolution of interconnection and information transparency should view it as a journey, starting with a shared vision of why, followed by what, where, when and how.











