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Digital construction technology continues to transform outdated manual contractor business processes, allowing businesses to simplify multiple processes, connect teams to real-time data and increase productivity and profits for all project stakeholders.

In the world of construction, Trimble Viewpoint understands better than most that access to the right construction data is just as important as access to the right tools and materials.

Technology has the potential to help solve many of construction’s pain points, such as a lack of workers and the need to reduce emissions.

Through “connected construction,” software solutions company Trimble Viewpoint is enabling real-time decision-making, increasing productivity and boosting profit margins in the Australian construction industry.

Trimble Construction Management Solutions Vice President and General Manager Lawrence Smith discusses the uptake of new technology in construction.

By now, most contractors have heard of the Project Trust Accounting framework, but they may not have had to put it into action within their own companies just yet.

Andrew Tucker, Product Manager APAC at Trimble Viewpoint, describes how a commitment to collaboration and efficiency can help to attract and retain a younger generation of workers.

ANZ’s construction workers shoulder a unique set of challenges that can impact their mental health. Andrew Tucker, Product Manager APAC at Trimble, describes what your firm can do to lighten the load.

The Australian construction industry is historically known for its slow uptake of technology and limited productivity. However, this presents an opportunity for smart construction leaders, who can set their firm on the path to greater success by embracing the productivity benefits of construction cloud technology.

Trimble’s Nathan Patton describes how intelligence can help to resolve labor challenges and to energize and excite the next generation of construction professionals.