Todd Weyandt with Matt Goshorn and Max Morgan recording a live Bridging the Gap podcast episode at Advancing Prefabrication 2026.

Prefab, Unfiltered | Building Trust Between BIM, Prefabrication & the Field

BIM does not fail because of software. It fails when the field does not trust it.

In this episode of Prefab, Unfiltered, recorded live at Advancing Prefabrication, Todd Weyandt sits down with Max Morgan and Matt Goshorn to explore how BIM, VDC, and prefabrication connect to real jobsite execution.

As data center construction accelerates and modular construction strategies scale, digital workflows must translate into buildable outcomes. That requires early collaboration, clear communication, and a shared source of truth across project teams.

Lauren Kinslow, Quality Engineer at Titan America, featured on the Bridging the Gap podcast for Women in Construction Week.

Redefining the Mold in Construction | Women in Construction Week

In celebration of Women in Construction Week, this episode explores how the construction industry is evolving, technically, culturally, and professionally.
Concrete is often misunderstood as simple. In reality, it is chemistry, data, performance modeling, and long-term durability engineering. This conversation pulls back the curtain on the science behind the material that quite literally shapes our world and highlights the next generation of technical leadership helping move the industry forward.

Todd Weyandt and David O’Connell recording a live Bridging the Gap podcast episode at Advancing Prefabrication 2026.

Prefab, Unfiltered | Prefabrication in Life Sciences, Pharma & Regulated Construction

Prefabrication works differently in highly regulated environments.
In this episode of Prefab, Unfiltered, recorded live at Advancing Prefabrication, Todd Weyandt sits down with David O’Connell to explore how prefabrication, modular construction, and industrialized strategies perform inside life sciences, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and cleanroom construction.

Construction professionals reviewing digital plans inside a prefabrication facility, representing systemized prefab workflows

Prefabrication: Proven System, Not a Shortcut

Prefabrication in construction is often discussed in terms of speed and cost savings. But those benefits only appear consistently when prefab is treated as a system – not a shortcut. When prefab is approached as a one-off tactic applied late in a project, it frequently falls short of expectations. When it is approached as a long-term delivery model, supported by digital tools and repeatable processes, it becomes a powerful engine for predictability, productivity, and quality.

Bridging the Gap podcast episode graphic featuring Shelley Copsey discussing using construction data to make safer decisions.

Using Construction Data to Make Safer, Smarter Decisions

Construction is an industry built on decisions. Thousands of them are made every day by designers, owners, project managers, and field teams. The challenge is that many of those decisions are still informed by reactions to events, which are lagging indicators. Those events might be incident reports, RFIs, or even reviews after the project is completed. By the time the data shows a problem, the damage has already been done: time lost, accidents, rework, budget overruns. This is a strong incentive for companies to turn to AI and modern data platforms, so they can transition from reactive reporting to predicting what operations and safety measures are needed in advance.