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Positive Change in Construction through Sustainability Goals

Sometimes large, public-facing projects can have the greatest impact on eliciting change in the construction industry. Today’s companies are seeing a push for sustainable practices that transform the ways projects are conceived, designed, and built. Beyond being a niche interest, sustainability has become a force driving organizations to improve efficiency and positively impact communities. All of this happens as they strive to meet environmental goals. Ambitious sustainability targets can inspire a cultural shift in a company that fosters positive change across the entire industry.

By Todd Weyandt, ago
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The Power of AI in Modern Construction

What do you get when you combine marketing expertise with construction industry experience? You get the opportunity to bridge an enormous gap. In another live episode from Autodesk University 2024, join Todd and guest Kyle Seyler as they unpack how Autodesk Construction Cloud is transforming the industry, how AI is changing the game with upgrades to onsite safety, how the gap between the office and the field is steadily closing, and the art of using standardization and collaboration to innovate.

By Todd Weyandt, ago
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Driving Innovation: How Reinvention and Hybrid Technology Are Shaping the Future of Construction

As construction continues to evolve, business reinvention has become a critical strategy. For companies aiming to stay competitive in the modern setting, that reinvention requires rapid innovation and technological advancement. The industry’s shift toward integrating cloud technology with traditional desktop solutions has opened the door to hybrid models that can enhance flexibility and responsiveness. This approach enables construction companies to balance desktop-based tools with cloud capabilities for real-time collaboration, data sharing, and project management. The ability to pivot between on-premises resources and the cloud characterizes the type of reinvention that is necessary to tackle the industry’s unique challenges.

By Todd Weyandt, ago