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AI and Construction: Building for Today and the Future

  Artificial intelligence (AI) is here to stay, whether you like it or not. AI is a remarkably transformative technology that has inspired fundamental change in many industries, affecting both business leaders who have chosen to adopt it and those who are more persistent in avoiding its influence.

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Information Security: Plugging the Gaps That Are Putting Your Business at Risk

Contracts. Bids. Partner lists. Client information. Blueprints. These are all examples of information likely to be considered confidential to all construction firms. Yet, many firms do not have a comprehensive information security program in place. While cybersecurity may be handled in-house, firms that entrust their confidential information to small and midsize businesses (SMBs) should understand …

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The Secrets of Visionary Thinkers: How to Ensure New Ideas Get Real Consideration

When you think of famous visionary leaders, you often think that they have something, know something, or do something that the rest of us don’t have, don’t know, or can’t do. The truth is, they don’t. The only thing they have is an intuitive understanding of how to open their minds and consider new ideas.

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