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Addressing Construction Industry Challenges

We have identified three ways to address our current industry challenges and to create a much more efficient and profitable business model for the construction industry.

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Assessing New Technology? It’s Time to Refine Your Key Considerations List

Just 10 to 15 years ago, early adopters of new technology often had the mindset that the rewards of investing in new platforms and systems would outweigh the risks. These pioneers recognized that there was room for improvement across the back office, the job site, and supply chains, and they were willing to take bold …

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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 …

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