As the data revolution in construction continues, paper reports, spreadsheets and outdated software are quickly becoming things of the past.

In this article, we explain the top five BIM trends that are expected to take the construction industry by storm in 2022, and why Building Information Modelling adoption is the way forward in our new digital age.

In a recent survey, Trimble Viewpoint asked 100 contractors about challenges and trends on the horizon for 2022.

Founded in 1990, Mace is an international consultancy and construction company, operating in 21 sectors from five global hubs. Mace prides itself on innovation and has applied these principles when delivering major projects—from The Shard and the London Eye in the UK to Jeddah Tower in Saudi Arabia and the V&A Waterfront in South Africa.

Learn how Field View helps Designer Group with health & safety forms, daily diaries, and quality management on the Tower Hamlets Town Hall – the new home of Tower Hamlets Borough Council.

People and cultural change are the key challenges for Skanska driving adoption of BIM across its global operations now that there are enough tools, Skanska UK head of digital construction, David Throssell, said during the Global Construction Summit last week (23 February).

Trimble Viewpoint dispel the negative connotations surrounding cloud-based construction management migration and point out the benefits of moving your data to the cloud

The “golden thread” is a concept that contractors in the UK have been hearing about for a few years now, but what exactly is it?

As Covid-19 took hold, safety concerns were heightened for VJS Construction Services, a Wisconsin-based contractor that had just began phase two of a retirement community renovation and construction project. Find out how data visibility using Trimble Viewpoint Vista helped VJS Construction Services overcome their safety challenges.

Trimble introduced Trimble Connect2Fab, a web-based application within the Trimble® Connect® collaboration platform that enables a seamless connection between design and fabrication workflows for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) contractors. Using an intuitive interface, Connect2Fab provides unparalleled visibility into, and control over, work packages and spool drawings that are sent to the fabrication shop and then to the field.