It’s something we see a lot in large organizations: The senior leadership team needed to get more visibility into schedules and budgets on capital projects, but project managers just weren’t reliably entering information into the system of record. When Enstoa came on board, only about 20 percent of team members had recently updated their projects in the software. By the time we were finished, over 80 percent of a pilot group had. Why had the adoption rate been so low and what changed? 

A data-centric culture further enables your company to make and justify decisions in a quantitative way, explains Michael Matosin, our senior analyst and Data Science specialist, in this piece for Construction Executive. 

What is the most common misstep with data integration? Companies tend to be impatient and don't understand that this process takes time. Quick wins aren't real, but the ones who continue step by step will generate tangible benefits and recover thousands of worker-productivity hours.

A new article by Director Michael Goggin was recently featured on Buildings magazine. In the article, he urges real estate players to consider data collection and processing that could enable artificial intelligence applications in the near future.

Evolving trends in data acquisition, data communication and storage, data science and artificial intelligence leave little doubt that smarter buildings are the future of the built environment.