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by Dan Doyon, Maxim Consulting Group Technology and AI in Construction Over the past few years, the construction industry, which is typically considered a labor-intensive and traditional sector, has undergone a tremendous transition. Several areas of the construction process have been transformed as a result of the incorporation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, which are
READ MOREBy Josh Weiss, 10to1pr Artificial intelligence is powering a broad range of tools that can build incredible efficiencies in the construction industry. In the right hands, AI can be used to reduce costs, identify safety hazards, monitor quality control, and solve administrative scheduling issues. In the wrong hands, AI can be used to create deepfakes
READ MOREby Katherine Adams, Senior Vice President of Pipeline AZ Intro: The Phoenix metro area is at a turning point in its economic development. The area’s rapid growth warrants an increased need for construction jobs. Phoenix is not unique in this rapid development, and nationwide, businesses will need a direct connection point to their talent pipeline
READ MOREASA Leadership at Work Back in September, ASA leaders were involved in a trio of events held in Grand Rapids, MI. On September 20, members from across the country gathered to participate in the semi-annual Think Tank. The Think Tank committee is open to all members and meets twice per year to discuss important industry
READ MORESeptember marks the beginning of National Preparedness Month, a nationwide campaign to increase awareness about disaster preparedness. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), there were 18 weather/climate disasters in 2022 with losses exceeding $1 billion. While late summer often brings hurricanes, we know that wildfires, earthquakes, floods, and other natural disasters can
READ MOREeSUB Blog A labor shortage may be a new problem in many industries, but U.S. construction companies have been navigating this and labor shortage productivity for years. “Even with more money to repair rundown roads and build new bridges, worker shortages loom over an industry already strapped for people,” NPR’s Mary Yang reported in April.
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