The Future of Infrastructure Tech: Why Open Data Standards Matter Now More Than Ever
Open data standards break down vendor lock-in and ensure long-term accessibility, making infrastructure projects more future-proof and collaborative
Open data standards break down vendor lock-in and ensure long-term accessibility, making infrastructure projects more future-proof and collaborative
As construction goes digital, advanced software is transforming infrastructure—boosting efficiency, cutting costs and streamlining collaboration
Societal shifts following the COVID-19 pandemic—namely the rise of remote work—have left millions of square feet of office space vacant. But converting those buildings to housing and other potential uses comes with several building complications (from 2023)
Life-size LEGOs offer the potential for building that’s faster, cheaper, stronger and greener
The century-old contractor transitioned its takeoff workflows to Bluebeam and has found incredible efficiency and productivity benefits
Technology offers a great opportunity to drive better outcomes for public sector construction projects
Construction has been somewhat behind on things like technology and remote working. But the COVID-19 pandemic forced the sector to revisit how it did things; now it is embracing fresh ways of working that could lead to gains in productivity and worker well-being.
As the oil and gas sector seeks to decarbonise and become more efficient, software is here to help.
AECOM turned to Bluebeam to streamline communication and efficiency on multiple aspects of the building and modernization of 20 schools in Austin, Texas
Digital plan review software is speeding up the review process for urban planning agencies. Learn how one city cut plan review times with Bluebeam Revu.
Experts argue that relationships across the construction industry are more vital than ever in today’s challenging markets. Contractors who establish a good relationship with their suppliers can hope to rise to meet and surpass these challenges.
Australia-wide, skills shortages are emerging as wicked problems for a range of sectors and their workforces, leading to businesses taking on employees who are not the best fit for key jobs.
Learn the pivotal jobs in construction delivery where how and who you recruit can make or break your business.
More construction firms are finding that offering new worker benefits—or simply communicating existing ones better—is a competitive differentiator in today’s tight labor force
Labor shortages aren’t the only problem plaguing construction. Recent studies show productivity is down considerably since the 1970s, leaving contractors searching for new ways to motivate employees
The word ‘backlog’ summons up images of work being held up, delays and pressure. But in construction a backlog can be a good thing because it can show a potential client that a contractor is in demand. However, it’s not always simple.