Tag: Software
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CivilGEO Tops 2025 G2 Best Software Awards
CivilGEO, one of the world’s fastest-growing civil engineering software companies, today announced it has been named a 2025 G2 Best Software Awards winner in the Best CAD & PLM Software Products category. Notably, two of CivilGEO’s flagship products—GeoHECRAS and GeoHECHMS—secured #2 and #3 positions in the Civil Engineering Design Software category in G2’s Top 50 Best Software Products list. The G2…
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8 Things You Need in Your Next Rental Software Provider
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As a rental business operator, making big decisions can feel like standing on the edge of a cliff. When it comes to switching to a new software provider, the fear of the unknown can certainly be daunting, but taking that leap could lead to thrilling new opportunities and a smoother journey ahead. Here are eight signs…
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Consultancy celebrates five-year milestone with software launch
Cube, which celebrated its fifth anniversary as it launched the software, became a CIOB chartered construction management consultancy in 2021. Over the past five years founders Nicola Slater and Mark Johnston MCIOB have worked with some of the biggest names in the industry. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Takt Planning Software: The Quest for a Breakthrough
I recently discussed construction scheduling software for Takt production with the CIO of a general contractor. Construction planning is one of the areas where many relatively new apps are available. Still, none of the latest alternatives has made an apparent breakthrough in Takt. The Rise of Takt Planning Takt is a lean construction method that…
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Can Software Vendors Use Your Data for AI Training?
– The Growing Concern of Data Usage During the BILT Europe 2024 panel discussion I was hosting, an audience member raised a pertinent question: Do the terms and conditions of BIM software vendors allow them to collect and use user data to train AI models? This question, which also came up during another recent panel…
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Slate Technologies Unveils Next-Gen AI Software for Enhanced Construction Decision-Making
Slate Technologies has introduced the new version of their Slate Decision Assistant, a generative AI tool intended to assist decision-making processes and data analytics in the construction sector. This update integrates Generative and Predictive AI technologies and introduces a proprietary Large Language Model specific to the construction industry. Slate’s software is designed to compile and…
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Buildots Named ‘Construction Software of the Year’
Buildots, the AI-powered construction technology company, has been named “Construction Software of the Year” at the prestigious London Construction Awards. Buildots enables construction teams to make informed decisions based on accurate information by collecting data with hardhat-mounted 360° cameras and processing the data with AI. The company’s solution significantly improves resource efficiency, can reduce costly…
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AEC Marketing Guide: Software to Include in Your Martech Stack
AEC marketing is unlike any other form of marketing because the AEC industry is unlike any industry. To succeed in AEC marketing you need to be more than an expert marketer. You need to be an AEC expert and have the expertise to not only provide a consistent brand image, but also capitalize on lead…
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Investment in Construction Software is Booming
Construction was once the least digitized industry across most economies. Now, according to McKinsey, investment in construction software businesses is booming. In this episode 16 of the AEC TechTV, Paul Wilkinson looks at recent trends and sees no sign of the boom ending anytime soon. The post Investment in Construction Software is Booming appeared first…
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Interoperability and the Construction Software Market
In episode 14 of the AEC TechTV, Paul Wilkinson talks about the impact of poor interoperability on information management in construction projects. 2004 estimates suggested poor interoperability cost the US capital facilities market alone over $15 billion a year. The worldwide cost will be many times greater. Paul Wilkinson explores the issues, outlines recent discussions…