To survive in today’s marketplace, and provide meaningful solutions to construction’s challenges, contractors need to embrace digital transformation. Building, by nature, is a physical and ...

The majority of industries have begun their digital transformation journeys. Digital transformation in the construction industry, however, has been slow. Perhaps, this failure to adopt digital ...

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Buildings consume a substantial 40% of global energy, and the Environmental Protection Agency reports that 30% of this energy is wasted due to inefficiencies. While efforts to improve building ...

Many construction sites today look like something out of a sci-fi movie, filled with automated robots, Extended Reality headsets, touchpads, and everything with a flashing light. Increasingly complex ...

Over the past two years, the construction industry has done whatever it takes to deliver projects despite huge challenges. The uncertainties faced by engineering and construction will worsen as ...

The construction industry, traditionally resistant to change, is facing an urgent call to embrace digital transformation. As challenges like inflation, supply chain disruptions, and labor shortages ...

General Motors has launched a fleet electrification tool using telematics and driver surveys to help construction firms cost ...

As the world speeds into the digital era, every industry faces an extensive choice: adapt or get left behind. Construction is one of those industries known for sticking to the old ways of doing things ...

“We’ve seen two years’ worth of digital transformation in two months,” Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella wrote in an open letter to customers on April 30, 2020. Since the global pandemic started, more ...