Technology

EJ Herron – Bringing GPS and 3D Systems to Your Jobsite

The visionary behind Dig-It Digital GPS, Eric "EJ" Herron, joins Taylor White on the podcast this week for a fascinating journey through the cutting-edge realm of construction...

The need for speed: Onsite 3D construction

Home construction in the U.S. hasn't changed much for the past century. While the average home has become larger over the last few decades, the building materials, equipment and...

How to protect against the threat of cyberattack

Remember the good old days when the most common forms of cybersecurity threats involved getting an email from someone claiming to be a wealthy prince or mere data breaches? For...

The top 10 technologies that will enhance your construction business

Construction companies can use technology to enhance nearly every facet of their business. From the field to the office, here are the top 10 applications in which construction...

Strategies to upskill your workforce

Upskilling existing workers can be a cost-effective and efficient way for construction companies to prepare them for highly skilled jobs. With an ongoing job shortage...

New construction jobs require advanced skills

The future of construction management jobs will look quite different than today. Advancements in construction technology and sustainable building are increasing the range of...

Equipment manufacturers look to the future

This year’s CONEXPO-CON/AGG saw a huge push to support sustainability, including highlights from equipment manufacturers with hybrid power options and more autonomous control...

Boost your construction game: Top 5 apps for efficiency, productivity and communication

The construction industry has been undergoing a technological transformation, with mobile apps becoming indispensable tools for contractors. Whether you're a seasoned...

Building the future: Attracting Gen Z to the construction industry

A new study shows America is failing to prepare future workers for high-paying construction careers. According to the Associated Builders and Contractors, construction had 366...