All data articles
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ArticleMachine learning: It’s all about the data
Machine learning unlocks the opportunity for those in construction to make more accurate decisions quicker than ever before and to free up workers by using automation
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Rammer hammers get tech
Excellence Line of hammer attachments have industry-first remote monitoring capabilities
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Facebook halts work on US$750 million data centre
Technology giant suspends work on US data centre due to COVID-19
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Telematics: building a construction ecosystem
Telematics providers look toward a future that’s more connected than ever before
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Construction skills shortage in US 'threat to the industry'
A new report has showed that 80% of US-based contractors are finding it difficult to hire
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Telematics data: Who owns it?
Brad Boehler, president of Skyjack, will discuss data discoveries and more during his presentation at the ALH Conference on Sept. 12 in San Diego
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Increased use of data in construction
Contractors increasingly using technology to gather and analyse data
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Rise for US construction spending
Construction spending increased 4.1% in 2018 compared to 2017
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Value of data centre market to double
A report predicts that the global data centre construction market will be worth US$92 billion by 2025
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Accelerate launch of low carbon machines, says du Boÿs
Xavier du Boÿs, chairman of Kiloutou, has urged equipment manufacturers to speed up the development of low emission and silent machines
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US construction spending down
US construction spending decreased in October from September, but is at a higher level than last year
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Telematics: data holds the key
The use of telematics has been in the industry for years, but the data which is produced is becoming more useful than ever before
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Eurostat figures show EU construction still growing
New data from Eurostat shows construction output in Europe was +2,1% higher in the first quarter of 2008, compared to Q1 2007. However, month-to-month and quarter-to-quarter data paints a more mixed picture.
