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What’s Next: Innovation in the Construction Industry

Innovation comes in different forms. The development of technology, workforces, and policies are all part of what is propelling the construction industry forward. New ideas and talent coming into the industry have brought building information modeling (BIM), drones, and offsite construction, and there are still many more advancements that can be made. Organizations such as …

How to Improve Construction Job Site Metrics with Wearables

Wearables have become a very fashionable topic in the construction industry, but it’s not all window dressing; every day, wearables are promoting health, safety, connectivity, productivity, and accuracy on construction sites.

The Five Best Tech Opportunities for Construction Companies

Construction has been one of the slowest industries to adopt technology. I think this is partly cultural – folks in the industry like to solve problems with their own ingenuity. Many firms are still family-owned, and there’s still a lot of reverence for tradition. Finally, this is an industry with thin margins, where the …