Infrastructure Construction Experts Stress Digitization, Collaboration as Keys to Success

The United States is at the doorstep of the largest infrastructure spending package in its history. With the potential for between $1 trillion and $3 trillion in public works, utility, transportation, energy and other vital infrastructure projects, contractors are expected to benefit for years to come — but only if they’re prepared to meet modern demands for real-time data, digitization, leading-edge technology adoption. 

With this in mind, Trimble dedicated the first of its 2021 quarterly Dimensions Spotlight Series to the topic of reviving the county’s languishing infrastructure. Three unique episodes — each of which you can watch on-demand below — tackle a wide swath of infrastructure topics.

“The effort of reviving the U.S. infrastructure requires more than fixing what’s broken. We need to engage innovative solutions that connect the right information with the right people, enabling intelligent decision making throughout project life cycles,” notes Trimble on it’s Dimensions Spotlight Series 1 site “It starts with understanding the value and context of available data, then using that information to rethink the future of project delivery — integrating concepts such as autonomous vehicles and drones, digital as-built models, a connected but decentralized workforce, and reliable broadband connectivity.”

Watch each episode:

The Trimble Dimensions Spotlight Series is filled with thought leadership from top industry experts. Each series includes a collection of unique, on-demand episodes that will inspire new ideas and prepare you for future success.

New episodes will be released throughout the year, covering the trends and topics driving change in our fast-paced world. Here’s what’s on tap:

Series 2 — Next Gen Workforce (June 2021): The world is changing and with it the workforce. Find out how businesses are rethinking the use of available resources to strike the right balance between onboarding, upskilling, and technology.

Series 3 — Sustainability (September 2021): Why are so many companies committing to sustainability goals? It goes beyond good corporate citizenship, it’s part of a long-term strategy for doing good business.

Series 4 — Automation (December 2021): The future of project delivery involves more progress and less rework. Discover how businesses are using automation technology to increase productivity, attract skilled labor, and stay competitive.