Introducing Tech Adoption Week 2021
The construction industry is awash in new, ever-changing technology. This week, we’re exploring ways to help you navigate tech adoption at your organization.
The construction industry is awash in new, ever-changing technology. This week, we’re exploring ways to help you navigate tech adoption at your organization.
Change agility determines how quickly someone can adjust and adapt to new challenges. Here’s why it’s a useful tool when it comes to adopting technology in construction
Leaders and managers have a specific, hands-on role to play when it comes to managing change, especially with new technology adoption
A sponsor is someone who supports and promotes a change initiative, and the difference between a good and a bad one can make or break a company’s success
Constantly organizing and tracking large volumes of digital construction documents can be challenging, which is why Sets in Bluebeam Revu are invaluable for builders
Getting workers to adopt new technology or change a process or behavior is never easy, but construction leaders can make it easier with this model
Inflatable structures are paramount in construction. Can origami offer such deployable components new inspiration?
Once the preserve of computer game designers, virtual reality technology enables architects—and their clients—get up front and personal with a building far in advance of its completion.
The powerful tool in Revu helps contractors and other users communicate complicated markups more clearly
The PDF file type is ubiquitous in construction—but what exactly is it?
Making data permanent in a PDF document is essential in construction—and flattening in Revu is the primary method
The technology could offer endless advantages to construction firms—if it can overcome critical obstacles
When COVID-19 emerged, building operators quickly turned to improving HVAC systems to combat the virus’ spread, but the connection between air flow and disease transmission traces back at least to the last pandemic
The construction sector has traditionally lagged behind other industries when it comes to using digital technology. But it is finally beginning to catch up with the use of augmented reality
Scientists at MIT are in striking distance of harnessing a clean energy future with nuclear fusion, and the shift promises to demand millions in construction dollars and thousands of new jobs