Construction Firms Use Tech to Overcome Labor Shortages
With labor shortages and complex projects, construction firms leverage technology for strategic workforce planning.
Streamlining Construction: Moving Beyond Heroic Project Models
As construction firms scale operations, outdated 'heroic' project models hinder efficiency. Transitioning to integrated management systems is crucial for competitiveness and compliance.
Kubota Expands Manufacturing Footprint in North America
Kubota expands its North American manufacturing operations, enhancing production capacity and supply chain resilience, impacting procurement and supply strategies for AECM professionals.
Reframe Systems Secures $40M to Expand Robotic Microfactories
Reframe Systems raises $40M to expand its robotic microfactories, addressing the U.S. housing shortage with innovative, efficient home construction solutions.
Arizona Approves $11.3 Billion Five-Year Construction Plan
Arizona's $11.3 billion construction plan for 2027-2031 will enhance highways and bridges, offering substantial opportunities for AECM firms.
Meta and ABC Launch $115M Workforce Academy for Data Centers
Meta and ABC's $115M academy aims to train construction workers for the growing data center market, impacting AECM firms' workforce strategies and compliance needs.
Nucor's $59 Million Expansion Boosts Steel Grating Production
Nucor Corp.'s $59 million investment in its Indiana facility will expand production to include steel grating, creating 20 new jobs and boosting regional supply chain opportunities.
Tiffany Robinson Joins ABC as VP of Workforce & Safety Policy
Tiffany Robinson, former Maryland Secretary of Labor, has been named VP of Workforce & Safety Policy at ABC, impacting workforce development and safety strategies in the construction industry.
Drones Take Flight in Construction, Survey Shows Growing Adoption
Drones are becoming essential tools in construction, used for site monitoring and marketing, but regulatory and training challenges remain.
