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Engineering, construction, and building materials have a vital role to play in a post-pandemic recovery of our communities and economies. Seven actions can help companies prepare for the next normal. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure MORE
Four technology trends could help improve road functionality, construction, and maintenance, creating opportunities for greater safety, efficiency, and economic success. Public & Social Sector Insights Infrastructure MORE
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73 Reported construction spending for March (yes we are still looking at first quarter data), was -0.2%. However, the Census Department revised February construction spending from 0.8% These construction reports are so volatile and so frequently revised they are nearly worthless except for entertainment purposes. to 1.8%. Nonetheless, let’s have a closer look, including a detailed look weather-related effects. more…). Economics MORE
McKinsey research finds seven levers can fix construction’s productivity problem, but they require a new approach from all players. We heard from industry leaders about which barriers to change are most likely to fall first. Our Insights MORE
This spring, I was a guest on Peggy Smedley’s ConstructechTV , a highly influential TV show about technology, blockchain and the construction industry. It was such an enjoyable interview that I asked Peggy to share her ideas about technology and construction with our On The Brink listeners. Hear how blockchain, IoT and big data are transforming our world ! MORE
The periodic table is a useful construct. Useful constructs are replicable and they’re predictive. On the other hand, race is not a useful construct. Engineers build their work around useful constructs. And often, people who are in politics waste their time arguing about constructs that aren’t useful at all. We find knowledge (and express it) by dividing the world into grids and segments, and explaining how this organization works. MORE
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As the COVID-19 pandemic accelerates transformative trends within the construction-equipment industry, companies must rethink their traditional strategies. Automotive & Assembly Insights Engineering & Construction Industrial equipment & components MORE
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The engineering-and-construction sector is seeing a merger wave. To avoid a wipeout, focus on culture, capabilities, and value capture. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure MORE
Engineering and construction is behind the curve in implementing artificial intelligence solutions. Based on extensive research, we survey applications and algorithms to help bridge the technology gap. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure MORE
Shifting construction away from traditional sites and into factories could dramatically change the way we build. Will modular construction make a sustainable impact this time around? Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure MORE
Technology Engineering, Construction & Infrastructure Digital ArticleIt will ensure complex projects have transparency and good record keeping. MORE
The construction technology ecosystem is shifting toward integrated software platforms that better serve customer needs. Significant opportunities exist for strategic and financial investors. Insights on Private Equity & Principal Investors MORE
Construction spending rose 0.3%, less than the Bloomberg Econoday consensus estimate of 0.5%. However, Last month was revised up from … Continue reading → Economics MORE
36 We expect nine shifts to radically change the construction value chain, and offer a blueprint for the next normal ahead. The COVID-19 crisis looks set to accelerate an overdue transformation of the world’s largest ecosystem. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure MORE
77 New research sheds light on the strategies that distinguish top-performing construction and building technology companies from the pack. Advanced Electronics Insights MORE
The engineering and construction industry, long berated for lagging behind in terms of digitalization, is picking up steam. New business models are changing the game. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure MORE
The construction spending report from the Census Bureau is the biggest crapshoot in the entire lost of government reports. Today Econoday notes construction spending is up 0.5%, the first increase in three months, but that follows huge revisions. Historically, the Census Department makes huge revisions date back as far as 10 years. more…). Economics MORE
A new analysis of the construction technology ecosystem finds emerging trends, constellations of solutions, and an ever-increasing universe of technology use cases that are disrupting the way we plan, design, and execute projects. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure MORE
Economists missed the construction spending mark by a mile this month. Instead, construction spending fell by 0.6%. The Econoday consensus was for spending to rise by 0.6%. Econoday finds strength in the numbers, I don’t. more…). Economics MORE
37 Few engineering and construction companies have captured the full benefit of digital. Five practices can help E&C companies move beyond isolated pilots and unlock digital’s value across their enterprises. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure MORE
It's never been easier to find ways to be disappointed in our performance. You can compare your output, your income, your success rate to a billion people around the globe. many of whom are happy to exaggerate to make you even more disappointed. It's hardly worth your trouble. The exception is the dissatisfaction that is based on a legitimate comparison, one that gives you insight on how to improve and motivates you to get better. MORE
Unlike other industries, engineering and construction (E&C) has been slow to adopt new technologies and has never undergone a major transformation. Profound changes are already taking place—though not yet on a sufficiently wide scale—in many aspects of the construction industry. Article Wednesday, June 22, 2016. As a result, productivity has stagnated over the last 40 years or, in some cases, even declined. MORE
As decarbonization initiatives gain momentum, construction players can benefit from this growing trend—but only if they view ESG as a strategic opportunity and collaborate with other stakeholders in the ecosystem. MORE
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Construction spending took an unexpected dive of 1% today vs. an Econoday expectation of +0.5%. more…). Economics MORE
33 Three applications illustrate how companies are beginning to embrace data-driven solutions while establishing a foundation for future initiatives. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure MORE
Article Wednesday, May 04, 2016 The engineering and construction (E&C) industry has been a relatively conservative one, slow to adopt innovative materials, technologies, and processes—so much so that labor productivity in the US has actually fallen during the last 40 years. MORE
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As decarbonization initiatives gain momentum, construction players can benefit from this growing trend—but only if they view ESG as a strategic opportunity and collaborate with other stakeholders in the ecosystem.
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MAY 9, 2020
Engineering, construction, and building materials have a vital role to play in a post-pandemic recovery of our communities and economies. Seven actions can help companies prepare for the next normal. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
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AUGUST 21, 2019
Few engineering and construction companies have captured the full benefit of digital. Five practices can help E&C companies move beyond isolated pilots and unlock digital’s value across their enterprises. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
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JULY 26, 2019
Technology Engineering, Construction & Infrastructure Digital ArticleIt will ensure complex projects have transparency and good record keeping.
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JULY 17, 2017
McKinsey research finds seven levers can fix construction’s productivity problem, but they require a new approach from all players. We heard from industry leaders about which barriers to change are most likely to fall first. Our Insights
David A Fields
NOVEMBER 25, 2014
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MARCH 16, 2021
The best managers develop their leadership coaching skills and learn how to deal with performance issues constructively and effectively. The post 3 Ways to Handle Poor Employee Performance Constructively appeared first on Rick Conlow.
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SEPTEMBER 23, 2017
It's never been easier to find ways to be disappointed in our performance. You can compare your output, your income, your success rate to a billion people around the globe. many of whom are happy to exaggerate to make you even more disappointed. It's hardly worth your trouble. The exception is the dissatisfaction that is based on a legitimate comparison, one that gives you insight on how to improve and motivates you to get better.
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OCTOBER 30, 2020
The construction technology ecosystem is shifting toward integrated software platforms that better serve customer needs. Significant opportunities exist for strategic and financial investors. Insights on Private Equity & Principal Investors
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APRIL 14, 2020
New research sheds light on the strategies that distinguish top-performing construction and building technology companies from the pack. Advanced Electronics Insights
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Seth Godin Blog
OCTOBER 12, 2018
The periodic table is a useful construct. Useful constructs are replicable and they’re predictive. On the other hand, race is not a useful construct. Engineers build their work around useful constructs. And often, people who are in politics waste their time arguing about constructs that aren’t useful at all. We find knowledge (and express it) by dividing the world into grids and segments, and explaining how this organization works.
McKinsey & Company
MARCH 1, 2021
Four technology trends could help improve road functionality, construction, and maintenance, creating opportunities for greater safety, efficiency, and economic success. Public & Social Sector Insights Infrastructure
McKinsey
SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
How disruption is reshaping distribution and logistics in the world’s largest ecosystem. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
McKinsey
APRIL 3, 2018
Engineering and construction is behind the curve in implementing artificial intelligence solutions. Based on extensive research, we survey applications and algorithms to help bridge the technology gap. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
MishTalk
SEPTEMBER 1, 2017
Economists missed the construction spending mark by a mile this month. Instead, construction spending fell by 0.6%. The Econoday consensus was for spending to rise by 0.6%. Econoday finds strength in the numbers, I don’t. more…). Economics
BCG
JUNE 22, 2016
Unlike other industries, engineering and construction (E&C) has been slow to adopt new technologies and has never undergone a major transformation. Profound changes are already taking place—though not yet on a sufficiently wide scale—in many aspects of the construction industry. Article Wednesday, June 22, 2016. As a result, productivity has stagnated over the last 40 years or, in some cases, even declined.
McKinsey
APRIL 12, 2019
New technologies can advance project outcomes in the construction industry. Governments are well-poised to cultivate greater adoption. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
McKinsey
JULY 17, 2017
Mired by underdigitization and fragmentation, construction must find a new way to build. Our Insights
BCG
MAY 4, 2016
Article Wednesday, May 04, 2016 The engineering and construction (E&C) industry has been a relatively conservative one, slow to adopt innovative materials, technologies, and processes—so much so that labor productivity in the US has actually fallen during the last 40 years.
McKinsey
OCTOBER 24, 2019
Real-estate developers are in prime position to lead the shift to modular construction. Crafting their product strategies and supplier partnerships are good places to start. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
MishTalk
MAY 2, 2016
Construction spending rose 0.3%, less than the Bloomberg Econoday consensus estimate of 0.5%. However, Last month was revised up from … Continue reading → Economics
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2018
A new analysis of the construction technology ecosystem finds emerging trends, constellations of solutions, and an ever-increasing universe of technology use cases that are disrupting the way we plan, design, and execute projects. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
McKinsey
FEBRUARY 12, 2019
Major projects in late stages of construction face unique challenges that can drive substantial delays and cost blowouts. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
McKinsey
JULY 28, 2017
New technologies are transforming all stages of the engineering and construction process. Here’s what companies need to know about the evolving landscape. Our Insights
MishTalk
JUNE 1, 2017
The construction spending reports by the Census Department remain a complete joke. Once again, heavy revisions are in play. more…). Economics
McKinsey
JUNE 25, 2019
The engineering-and-construction sector is seeing a merger wave. To avoid a wipeout, focus on culture, capabilities, and value capture. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
McKinsey
JUNE 2, 2020
We expect nine shifts to radically change the construction value chain, and offer a blueprint for the next normal ahead. The COVID-19 crisis looks set to accelerate an overdue transformation of the world’s largest ecosystem. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
McKinsey
FEBRUARY 27, 2017
To transform the sector, action is needed in seven areas or through broader adoption of mass-production approaches. Our Insights
On the Brink Podcast
OCTOBER 28, 2019
This spring, I was a guest on Peggy Smedley’s ConstructechTV , a highly influential TV show about technology, blockchain and the construction industry. It was such an enjoyable interview that I asked Peggy to share her ideas about technology and construction with our On The Brink listeners. Hear how blockchain, IoT and big data are transforming our world !
McKinsey
OCTOBER 31, 2019
The engineering and construction industry, long berated for lagging behind in terms of digitalization, is picking up steam. New business models are changing the game. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
McKinsey & Company
SEPTEMBER 14, 2021
Insights on Engineering, Construction & Building Materials Engineering servicesOEMs and distributors face a rapidly changing competitive landscape, but aspiring leaders can take the initiative to seize the opportunity in this growing industrial market.
McKinsey
JANUARY 12, 2019
Three applications illustrate how companies are beginning to embrace data-driven solutions while establishing a foundation for future initiatives. Insights on Capital Projects & Infrastructure
McKinsey
JUNE 24, 2016
The industry needs to change; here’s how to manage it. Our Insights
MishTalk
OCTOBER 2, 2017
The construction spending report from the Census Bureau is the biggest crapshoot in the entire lost of government reports. Today Econoday notes construction spending is up 0.5%, the first increase in three months, but that follows huge revisions. Historically, the Census Department makes huge revisions date back as far as 10 years. more…). Economics
MishTalk
MARCH 1, 2017
Construction spending took an unexpected dive of 1% today vs. an Econoday expectation of +0.5%. more…). Economics
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MAY 1, 2017
Reported construction spending for March (yes we are still looking at first quarter data), was -0.2%. However, the Census Department revised February construction spending from 0.8% These construction reports are so volatile and so frequently revised they are nearly worthless except for entertainment purposes. to 1.8%. Nonetheless, let’s have a closer look, including a detailed look weather-related effects. more…). Economics
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