You Asked for Innovation. Your Culture Said No.
Go pull your organization’s latest set of core values. Somewhere in there, probably first (or second after safety) is something along the lines of “a culture of innovation.” Ok, now walk down the hallway and count how many layers of governance, review boards, and risk...
More Alerts, More Problems: Why Industrial Equipment Needs to Grow a Brain
In industrial settings like construction sites, mines, and warehouses, alerts are seen as inherently valuable. If a vehicle beeps when reversing, that’s a useful indicator to pedestrians. If a sensor warns an operator in their forklift cab about an obstacle in their...
How to Overcome the Complexities of Building Today’s Hyperscale Data Centers
Constructing today’s massive data center projects demands an inclusive, partnership-driven approach built on trust. The scale and complexity of today’s hyperscale data centers, along with a number of other unique challenges, are forcing general contractors to rethink...
Inspection Intelligence: Why Visual Progress Tracking on Drawings Beats Spreadsheet Logs
Every ground-up construction project produces hundreds, if not thousands, of inspections. Most of them get recorded the same way they were recorded 20 years ago: as a row in a spreadsheet. Inspections come in many forms on a construction project. They can be external...[curt_ad orientation=”vertical” location=”side”]