The Construction Users Roundtable

Effectively managing buildings and facilities is crucial to ensure operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness. One approach that has gained significant traction in recent years is automated building and facilities management.

Organizations can streamline operations, optimize energy usage, and enhance productivity by leveraging advanced technology and intelligent systems. This quick guide offers practical insights and strategies for success in understanding and implementing automated building and facilities management.

https://constructionreviewonline.com/management/a-quick-guide-to-automated-building-and-facilities-management/

A Quick Guide To Automated Building And Facilities Management This quick guide offers practical insights and strategies for success in understanding and implementing automated building and facilities management.

"Technology has caused dramatic transformation in the civil construction industry over the past few decades, taking us from paper to PDFs, from simple plastic models to intelligent 3D digital models, and from orange field books to cloud-based construction administration solutions with sophisticated capabilities."

This article outlines the 4 eras of digital transformation thus far within the construction industry.

https://www.enr.com/articles/56650-the-road-to-digital-project-delivery-four-eras-of-transformation-in-civil-construction

The Road to Digital Project Delivery: Four Eras of Transformation in Civil Construction Digital transformation has touched every aspect of the industry, from planning and design to construction, inspection and maintenance.

Labor shortages, a manufacturing boom and infrastructure work are keeping the industry from returning to pre-pandemic price levels. This construction expert predicts flat material prices for the second half of the year.

https://www.constructiondive.com/news/construction-consultant-material-prices-linesight/652870/

Construction expert predicts flat material prices for second half of year Labor shortages, a manufacturing boom and infrastructure work are keeping the industry from returning to pre-pandemic price levels.