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Construction Business Review | Tuesday, September 08, 2020
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With the emergence of new technologies, the availability of data, and new tools coming into play, the need to adapt and challenge the traditional business models is more evident than ever in the construction industry.
FREMONT, CA: Digital transformation, modern methods of construction, infrastructure investment, and the industries' response to climate change are all trends that are still shaping the construction industry. These trends will help align with the changing needs of the workforce in the present day. The transformation can see organizations from other sectors too, like automotive manufacturers, enter the market as an opportunity to diversify. The industry needs to keep up with the trends and continue to build extraordinary places for people to live, learn, work, play, and also create.
Worker safety is now a priority most of the organizations across the industry realized in the past years. And, more organizations realize the fact that a proactive approach to injury prevention and treatment demonstrates a commitment to workers' wellbeing.
Below given are some of the technological trends that are still transforming the construction industry.
BIM
BIM has the most potential to be the most disruptive digital tool in the construction industry. BIM helps architects and engineers to visualize the construction project before building.