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- ISBN 9781119719953
- Weight: 408g
- Dimensions: 155 x 231mm
- Publication Date: 25 Feb 2021
- Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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Tired of new software that doesn't seem to work in the field? Ready to get your teams up to speed and productive with the latest tools?
The Construction Technology Handbook takes a ground up, no jargon look at technology in the construction industry. From clear, quickly grasped explanations of how popular software actually works to how companies both large and small can efficiently try out and onboard new tools, this book unlocks new ways for construction field teams, firm owners, managers, leaders, and employees to do business.
You'll learn about:
- Simple frameworks for making sense of all the new options cropping up
- How software and data work and how they work together to make your job easier and safer
- What artificial intelligence really is and how it can help real companies today
- Tools that are just over the horizon that will, one day, make your job just a little bit easier
- New and practical resources to help you incorporate an attitude of innovation and technology adoption into your workplace
Perfect for general contractors and subcontractors, The Construction Technology Handbook also belongs on the bookshelves of construction technology vendors and construction workers who want to better understand the needs of the construction industry and the inner workings of construction technology, respectively.
HUGH SEATON is General Manager of Adept XR Learning, where he leads a team building virtual and augmented reality software for construction, enterprise, and universities. Hugh is also publisher of the Construction Technology Quarterly, a free companion to this book. He holds a dual MBA from Columbia University and London Business School, as well as certificates in AI, construction delivery, and microservices architectures. Hugh has founded a series of AEC and training startups, and he does non-profit work with the Association of Talent Development, AEC Hackathon, and universities.
