French technology and automation giant confirms preliminary talks to buy or form a strategic alliance with the U.S. based engineering and construction tech company.
With the current upswing of rampant theft in construction, ensuring the security of jobsites through cameras and other technology has become more critical than ever.
Artificial Intelligence can analyze patterns in construction performance and identify efficiencies for large capital projects. Contractors should be open to the insight it can provide.
Structural materials have not changed all that much since reinforced concrete was introduced to construction in the late 19th century, but a fiber-reinforced, mineral composite system from a Florida company offers a new alternative.
Off-the-shelf construction technology can streamline project delivery, improve decision-making, and produce better financial outcomes for everyone in the construction supply chain.
Research focusing on modular and offsite construction has shown remarkable statistics not just for construction, but for the wider environment as well.
nPlan's AI project risk management is being used on an $11-billion UK rail program. The company is looking to eventually replace traditional construction risk-prediction methods.
Project documentation app has launched Impulse, a tool that gives managers insights about projects based on 360° scan information combined with schedule and documents or 3D models.
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Research focusing on modular and offsite construction has shown remarkable statistics not just for construction, but for the wider environment as well. In this webinar, you’ll learn the factors driving this trend, as well as how IFS Cloud can help organizations that are either already adopting these methods or looking to do so in the future.
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The Oracle Industry Lab used its multipurpose construction space to test eight different reality capture technologies with academic standards. We'll discuss the findings as well as how architects, engineers, contractors, & owners should account for the right process, team, and tool to satisfy their specific use cases & requirements.
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When considering how to speed up on-site documentation, an efficient capture is important but so is the storage, organization and retrieval of data to streamline site analysis workflows. Discover how easily data is stored, organized, retrieved and analyzed can make all the difference in shortening the cycle of site capture/analysis process.
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Unmanaged information such as important email correspondence can quickly become a chaotic, obtrusive, and risky burden on your organization. This webinar discusses what a Single Source of Truth is, and why it is critical to your business’ success. Join us to learn how you can benefit from unifying your project information.
On DemandWhen leaders at the highest level embrace innovative technology to leverage data throughout their programs and initiatives, agencies can better navigate the challenges of delivering equitable and resilient infrastructure to all community stakeholders. This webinar dives into the crucial role of data and technology in public agency leadership.
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Brought to you by ENR FutureTech, the leading authority on construction technology, a panel of industry thought leaders and experts discuss how Connected Construction will help increase productivity at the workface, and deliver increasingly complex scopes of work faster, safer, and with greater predictability.
On Demand The geometry and BIM used to build The National WWII Museum in New Orleans, LA required close collaboration across the project team –with the owner, GC, and trade partners all coming together.Learn from MAPP how teaming up with specialty trades and the owner using OpenSpace’s reality capture solution saved them money and time!
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It's clear that technology adoption and maturity are picking up significant pace in construction. However, over half of the industry hasn't embraced connected data across their projects, nor have a clear data strategy. This webinar will discuss key hurdles and the mistakes industry leaders have made so that you can avoid them.
On Demand Every construction business is seeking to drive operational efficiency. In 2023, the need to adapt and automate is urgent. Efforts will pay off for those who adjust to new realities while doubling down on automation to gain competitive advantage. We'll discuss the continued focus on easy-to-use technology strategies to overcome the skills shortage.
On DemandAs projects grow more complex, construction teams are implementing digital strategies to drive productivity, transparency, and cost savings. It's key to prioritize digital technology that increases efficiencies throughout the construction lifecycle. Learn how you can optimize your projects using connected and seamless field to office workflows.