Implementing New-School Construction Technology in an Old-School Industry

Alex Bell, Jennalynn Coulp-Yu, and Logan Kenney, 18G will converse about their careers in engineering, community, and the corporate v. start-up world. They will discuss their personal engineering experiences and provide tips on how to become invaluable. Join us to hear advice from young alumni on making yourself invaluable and other tips of the trade!

62% of construction professionals transfer field data manually or via spreadsheets. Why? They don’t have a platform to connect, organize and optimize their construction projects. Register for the webinar to learn how the other 38% of construction professionals are avoiding manual entry by using integrated construction software to: Improve communication between teams, Eliminate data silos, Ensure version control, Organize coordination & issue resolution.

Executing on-time, on-budget construction projects has never been riskier, and as projects experience delays, it is essential to all parties to have a good understanding of practical methods to analyze and support delay claims. This presentation will provide information about what data an analyst needs to perform a good schedule analysis, the different methods of analysis that are available, and how to pick the method that is best for your project.

Artificial intelligence (AI) and Safety Managers together hold an enormous potential for construction jobsite safety in near future. The scope of relevant technologies like computer vision ranges from automatically identifying and alerting employees and supervisors about hazards and emerging risks to make the process dispute free with its capability of keeping documentation in the form of visual records like videos and pictures. In this webinar you’ll learn how construction industry can improve jobsite safety, reduce accidents and gain insights of potential risks by adopting AI-powered cloud-based solution.