Learn how digital as-builts and connected construction help construction stakeholders work efficiently and build more sustainable infrastructure projects.

The Constructible Process optimizes the entire design, build, and operate lifecycle so teams can deliver projects on time and on budget. Read on to learn how you can reduce rework, improve collaboration among stakeholders, and more.

Disconnects between teams can result in costly problems on your construction projects. Read on to learn four ways mixed reality is helping AEC companies connect the field and office to solve problems faster, work more efficiently, and reduce rework.

You’re already gathering data. Learn how to put it to use so you can better predict needs and identify areas of improvement. By shifting from reactive to proactive, you can serve your customers better and make smarter decisions that grow your business.

The dynamic visuals of BIM and 3D models provide an impressive way to bring the design vision for a construction project to life. But today’s BIM models do more than simply deliver the wow factor.

Construction waste is a costly problem that negatively impacts construction safety, productivity, and profitability. Learn how process improvements during design can reduce waste and generate improvements in efficiency throughout the project lifecycle.

Technology is helping many in the construction industry not just survive but thrive despite global pandemic. Discover the technologies that are helping them improve safety, quality, and productivity during COVID-19 and beyond.

The pandemic has created new challenges. But it’s also accelerated the adoption of technologies that are helping AEC companies work safer, faster, and smarter. Read on to learn some surprising ways robotics are being used on the jobsite.

Autonomy is a hot topic in civil construction. Learn how new hardware and software solutions are transforming today’s earthworks projects and operations by making it easier to enable connected workflows and manage projects remotely.

By 2022, the U.S. Department of Education estimates that job openings in highway construction and maintenance, as well other transportation-related occupations, will be 68% higher than the number of people currently in training to fill those positions