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Generating estimates that yield profitable projects versus unprofitable ones is a primary driver of intermediate to long-term success.

Construction projects are large, complicated undertakings. With construction firms managing multiple projects, with dozens of stakeholders collecting, handling and sharing sensitive data, it’s easy to see why the construction industry has become the number one target for ransomware attacks.

In a recent episode of the UK’s Constructive Voices podcast, David Burczyk, construction robotics lead with Trimble Connected Construction, was a guest speaker, along with Mark Crawford, business manager at Balfour Beatty. The pair spoke about their exciting collaboration, Spot the Robot, who could be our future new co-worker on construction sites. The podcast is one of several that have been sponsored by Trimble Viewpoint.

More than in most industries, construction contractors are dependent on others to deliver value, so greater coordination, collaboration, alignment and visibility are essential to on-time delivery and project quality.

Experts worry hackers could target the structural integrity specs listed for projects in automated systems. Here's how companies like Trimble, Procore and Autodesk are preparing.

Mobile analytics makes advanced data easily accessible, editable and shareable on virtually any mobile device in real time, regardless of location.

How a common data environment enabled the Highland Council to manage projects, documents and government requirements with efficiency and ease.

As the data revolution in construction continues, paper reports, spreadsheets and outdated software are quickly becoming things of the past.

In this article, we explain the top five BIM trends that are expected to take the construction industry by storm in 2022, and why Building Information Modelling adoption is the way forward in our new digital age.

In a recent survey, Trimble Viewpoint asked 100 contractors about challenges and trends on the horizon for 2022.