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U.S. EUROPE, ASIA – WHO WILL DOMINATE THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY?
Construction was at one time a highly regionalized business. Pragmatic and market forces made it more efficient for even a large, industrial general contractor to focus regionally.
HOW TO GRAB CONSTRUCTION MARKET SHARE WITH DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY
Very few contractors—including large global firms—enjoy profit margins much beyond three percent even during times of strong economic growth.
WHY YOUR CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS COULD FAIL UNLESS YOU DISRUPT YOUR MARKET
Even large contractors are typically one failed project or market dip away from insolvency.
CAN U.S. CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS WIN INTERNATIONALLY?
Construction was at one time a highly regionalized business. But inexorable trends are making it more important for major North American commercial, civil and industrial contractors to grow their global footprint.
BUILD THE FOUNDATIONS FOR SUCCESS IN A DISRUPTED MARKET
The engineering, construction and infrastructure industry (ECI) is at a turning point. Faced with challenges from increased competition and tighter budgets, agility is more important than ever.
