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The Safety-Productivity Link Construction Leaders Can’t Ignore

Comprehensive safety measures are being recognized as more effective for construction companies, but what's lesser known is the consequent boost in productivity on safer construction projects.

Data Interoperability: The Key to Connected, Collaborative and Profitable Construction

by Chris Peppler | May 28, 2025
Artificial Intelligence | Data Analytics | Technology

A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Similarly, a construction company's technology is only as good as its ability to link to other operations.

Rethinking Construction Technology Investments: The Business Case for Open Innovation

It may be time to not only rethink your construction technology, but your contech investment strategy.

Beating the Skilled-Labor Shortage With Technology

by Parth Tikiwala | May 16, 2025
Recruitment | Technology | Workforce

As labor shortages strain the construction industry, firms are turning to AI, automation and digital collaboration tools to keep projects on track and maximize efficiency.

The Manufacturing Marketplace of the Future: Shrinking the Gap Between Construction Equipment and Contractor

by Construction Executive | May 15, 2025
Jobsite Monitoring | Manufacturing | Markets | Technology

JLG is using advancements in construction manufacturing technology and equipment to further its own company culture. What can other manufacturers, customers, contractors and end-users glean to propel their own processes?

Different AI Uses Present Similar Benefits for Large and Small Construction Firms

by Fred Ackerman | May 9, 2025
Artificial Intelligence | Technology

Artificial intelligence in construction is optimizing operations, enhancing safety and driving financial growth for construction firms of all sizes.

Procurement-Tracking Tech Is Booming in the Construction Industry—And So Are the Companies Pioneering It

by Construction Executive | May 2, 2025
Artificial Intelligence | Technology

The pandemic has ended, and so has its impact on the construction supply chain—but a new year has introduced a new era of procurement issues to manage.

Construction Needs More BIM Technology and More People Who Know How to Use It

by Konstantin Solomka | Apr 23, 2025
BIM | Recruitment | Technology | Workforce

The construction industry needs more workers trained in BIM, but who is going to train them?

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The Safety-Productivity Link Construction Leaders Can’t Ignore

Data Interoperability: The Key to Connected, Collaborative and Profitable Construction

Rethinking Construction Technology Investments: The Business Case for Open Innovation

Beating the Skilled-Labor Shortage With Technology

The Manufacturing Marketplace of the Future: Shrinking the Gap Between Construction Equipment and Contractor

Different AI Uses Present Similar Benefits for Large and Small Construction Firms

Procurement-Tracking Tech Is Booming in the Construction Industry—And So Are the Companies Pioneering It

Construction Needs More BIM Technology and More People Who Know How to Use It

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