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This webinar will address how forecasters see construction markets developing in 2019, asking two top forecasters to share their views on the market prospects for the industry, both nationally and regionally. We'll then add another layer by asking a leading industry technology strategist about how they envision the year from a construction technology perspective.

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Shale oil and gas are making the U.S. a net exporter of energy for the first time in more than 50 years. Yet, even as oil and gas production is surging, wind and solar power capacity growth is frequently outpacing that of new fossil fuel plants. What kind of impact will these developments have on the domestic construction market? ENR will discuss the pressing questions with the experts.

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The insolvency and liquidation of the UK's second-biggest contractor, Carillion, and the abandonment of the V.C. Summer nuclear expansion project in South Carolina, raise questions about the interpretation of financial data for an accurate picture of the cost to complete work. ENR’s panel of experts will discuss how best to ensure the accuracy of cost to complete on complicated projects. 

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The insurance market for contractors continues to evolve with specific coverages seeing difficult times for rates and capacity. Worldwide capacity for underwriting construction risk remains a challenge. We'll discuss best practices that are driving favorable market responses along with alternative risk financing techniques that contractors are using to better finance losses and control rate impacts.

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Many construction projects go over budget and off schedule because their office and field teams are looking at different data. But when contractors run their business applications in a connected cloud, they can easily share data. Three contractors will share how connected cloud technology is helping them make better business decisions that are leading to more profitable operations and growth.

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Today there is a wide assortment of tools available to benchmark and assess operational and financial performance, and many construction firms are sitting on a treasure trove of data from past projects. We will hear from industry experts about uncovering insights from the data you already have to pick better targets for bids, make more accurate estimates and perform with greater efficiency—and profitability.

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