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Construction Workers Believe Tech Innovation Holds the Key to Finally Improving Productivity Levels
But is progress happening fast enough?
Projects are Short Term Investments in Long Term Assets
For over 40 years, I have been involved in the project planning, design, and construction of facilities and infrastructure, including stadiums, roads, factories, utilities, schools, hospitals, and even a water park or two. I’ve worked on projects for cities and counties, the U.S. Army and Navy, and for so many private owners that I would …
Five Ways Owning an Electric Machine is Different from Owning a Diesel Machine
Construction equipment manufacturers are embracing electric power. Almost every major construction equipment manufacturer has electric vehicles (EVs) in their current product catalog.