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The Digital Contractor Roadshow series brings construction technology insights and best practices to contractors’ own back yards. The Roadshows series will visit more than 30 metro areas across North America, bringing with them some of the industry’s leading experts in making smart technology decisions.

Although 2019 is about to hit the halfway point, opportunities and events for learning about construction technology continue at locations across the country. From software providers to associations, many organizations are gearing up for tech-focused educational programming.

Living in the digital age provides access to more information and entertainment than ever before. People can explore the world or shop for rare items from the comfort of their homes; research virtually any topic with direct access to experts; socialize and collaborate with others in virtual environments to create art, share ideas or run businesses.

Contractors report increasing ability to gather and analyze data helps improve project outcomes like budget, productivity and profitability

The report, released by Dodge Data & Analytics, in collaboration with construction management software provider Viewpoint, a Trimble company, reveals that the availability of data is poised to improve key project outcomes according to construction managers, specialty trade contractors and design/build firms surveyed.

As with all things in information technology, improving a company’s use of business information starts with data, a resource of which most contractors have no lack. But quantity is not the only criteria to consider. Data is only as valuable as it is timely and accurate.

A new report released today by Dodge Data & Analytics, in collaboration with construction management software provider Viewpoint, a Trimble company, reveals a sea change in the way project data is gathered and analyzed across the construction industry – change that is poised to improve key project outcomes according to construction managers, specialty trade contractors and design/build firms surveyed.

A new report has revealed that 64% of those in the construction industry believe that their ability to gather and analyse data has improved or improved significantly.

The ability to gather and analyze project data has improved or improved significantly for nearly two-thirds of the respondents to a survey of construction managers, specialty trade contractors, and design/build firms. The study was conducted by Dodge Data & Analytics and Viewpoint via an online survey.

Information is power, but are contractors collecting what they need to make better decisions? A new report on how contractors collect and use jobsite data is based on responses from 187 companies.