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Safety on Tour: Listening to Construction Leaders’ Top Concerns

The American Society of Safety Professionals created the Corporate Listening Tour to gauge directly from the pros what their top safety priorities and concerns are. Here’s what they had to say this year.

Job Security: Technology, Cybersecurity and the Threat to National Security

Construction technology isn’t just a construction issue, it’s a matter of national security—and using it as a tool to reduce worker strain and change the perception of construction careers might just be the key to solving that problem.

Turn Up the Tech: Recruiting the Next Generation of Skilled Workers

Recruiting the next generation of skilled workers means meeting them where they are—and that means construction companies getting loud and proud about how they’re using technology.

Fully Charged: Innovations in Battery Technology

Innovations in battery technology are making construction equipment lighter, more efficient and easier to handle—all while reducing downtime and easing strain on valuable workers.

How to Find and Fight Deepfake AI Threats to Your Construction Company

by Josh Weiss | Sep 17, 2024
Artificial Intelligence | Cybersecurity | Technology

How can deepfakes affect the construction industry? Some companies are finding out the hard way.

Protecting Construction Companies from Costly Litigation Through Smart Data Management

by Carl Veillette | Sep 12, 2024
Data Analytics | Project Management | Technology | Workforce Management

Organizing emails may seem blase, but this type of tedious data management may make or break—or avoid all together—costly legal cases. Luckily, there are apps for that.

Can VR Replace Workers in Hazardous Construction Scenarios?

Many construction workers fear they may lose their jobs to AI, but there are certain dangerous scenarios in which they may actually want technology to replace them.

Nine Doors to Litigation That AI for Construction Might Open

by James Gallagher | Aug 27, 2024
Artificial Intelligence | Dispute Resolution | Legal and Regulatory | Technology

More construction companies are implementing AI into their project processes, but they should beware of potential doors to dispute and/or litigation that AI might open.

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Safety on Tour: Listening to Construction Leaders’ Top Concerns

Job Security: Technology, Cybersecurity and the Threat to National Security

Turn Up the Tech: Recruiting the Next Generation of Skilled Workers

Fully Charged: Innovations in Battery Technology

How to Find and Fight Deepfake AI Threats to Your Construction Company

Protecting Construction Companies from Costly Litigation Through Smart Data Management

Can VR Replace Workers in Hazardous Construction Scenarios?

Nine Doors to Litigation That AI for Construction Might Open

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