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Design firms and construction companies absolutely should become technology companies, but becoming a tech company is much different than becoming a software company.
Technology and its many applications in the construction trades is the overarching theme for the upcoming AEC BuildTech Conference & Expo. In the conference's General Contracting track, attendees will learn how technology can tie all the moving operations together.
Educating staff about not opening themselves up to spearphishing and hundreds of other people-based threats, and also making sure that software and the equipment employees use that's connected to the 'net means today's construction IT departments must fight two very different security wars.
In an effort to deliver on a long-requested feature, Procore Technologies and Sage announced a new data-sharing integration between their respective software platforms.
Contractor prequalification practices are evolving with more assessment being performed using software and new platforms to collect and analyze information. ENR will explore with veterans from different sides of the process what traditional prequalification is supposed to accomplish and how the reliance on digital systems affect the analysis of a prospect’s financials, performance history and safety records.
Data collection on the job site is crucial to construction project success. We'll discuss not only how to implement simple and reliable documentation practices to manage risks, but also how collecting the right data can help businesses save thousands in construction claims. They will also discuss how software tools can make data collection more efficient and transparent.
