Clancy partners with Baltic Apprenticeships to offer AI and digital skills training, reflecting the industry's shift towards technology-driven operations and preparing for future infrastructure demands.
Keir Starmer's resignation introduces uncertainty for UK construction, highlighting the need for resilience.
The rise in battery manufacturing projects is transforming construction demands, offering new opportunities for firms adept in advanced and sustainable building practices.
Procore's restriction on API access for Trunk Tools marks a significant shift in the construction industry's AI data landscape, underscoring the growing value of proprietary data for AI training. This move highlights potential challenges in AI tool integration and compliance for AECM professionals.
AECOM joins the Northway Consortium as design partner for New Zealand's $2.11bn Northland Corridor project, highlighting opportunities in international infrastructure markets.
The Palisades and Eaton fires have highlighted the need for soil safety in rebuilding efforts. This creates new opportunities and challenges for the AECM industry.
Diamond Electric's upgrade of a facility for Special Touch Ministry in Austintown, Ohio, highlights the impact of corporate community involvement in the AECM sector.
Ohio's $21.5 million funding initiative for demolishing blighted buildings opens opportunities for AECM sectors. Applications start September 15.
Northern Arizona University demonstrates that poor data quality need not halt building system transformations, using incremental data integration and small wins to pave the way for broader implementations.
