Turnstiles have proven to be an ineffective way to track workers. It does not account for groups in vehicles, missing check-ins, and in the case of shared contractors in divested sites, knowing who exactly is working for what company, what work they’re doing, and if they’re being productive. The inability to accurately track billable hours…
In a world where labor is in short supply and schedules and site security is so critical, it’s vital that higher education institutions find ways to streamline these projects and turn up new ways to ensure efficiency and security. Technology can help.
Triax CEO Chad Hollingsworth spoke with AEC Next about the power of construction IoT and how advanced data analytics – in other words, pulling actionable insights from the wealth of field data being collected – holds the key to widespread adoption. Triax will be exhibiting at Booth 659 during the AEC Next conference June 5-7th…
“Engineering and construction companies suffer from low margins and relatively low productivity. They can do better.” According to McKinsey’s 2016 “Beating the Low Productivity Trap” report, it will take roughly $57 trillion in infrastructure investments by 2030 to keep up with the global economy. This translates into roughly 4 percent annual growth for engineering and…