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In this article for Construction Executive, our Strategy and Consulting expert, Michael Matthews, and Project Controls expert, Niall Reynolds, present key points on how to to build a more collaborative environment and reduce financial risks in capital projects.
A value-based framework can boost an organization's productivity by putting the right people in the right teams to do the right work. Enstoa's Senior Vice President, Steven Hayhurst, explains how aligning individual values to a team’s objectives is a critical factor and can help teams work together coherently.
The development of new technologies in construction is increasing the viability of using alternative energy sources and other resource-efficient processes. Innovative ideas, like a drone monitoring system or a connected network of sensors, can provide data that will help us to reduce global energy waste. Our construction economist and project controls expert, Niall Reynolds, talks about the possibilities that this sector can reach thanks to tools like the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is completely changing the built environment, achieving goals that years ago seemed unattainable. In this article for Construction Executive, the Enstoa team explains that the real challenge to integrate the digital and physical worlds lies in the human factor.
While some believe that automation will reduce the need for humans, the reality is quite different. New technologies can be an integral facet in job creation and satisfaction.
Enstoa, Inc., the only company that focuses exclusively on accelerated digital transformation for the built environment, today announced it was named by Inc. magazine as one of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies on their annual Inc. 5000 list. This marks the eighth year Enstoa has been recognized with the prestigious honor.
It’s shaping up to be a steady-as-she-goes kind of year in U.S. building. June was a soft month for megaprojects overall, but estimates say that overall 2019 construction starts in the U.S. will stay fairly level with last year. In the meantime, some truly interesting trends are playing out in the nonresidential construction space. They reveal much not only about key industry drivers, but the world at large.
BiLT is an annual event run in multiple regions around the globe created for the needs of those who design, build, operate and maintain our built environment. As a community of professionals, it is dedicated to improving the way the industry works together. Leaders in the space come together to share their learnings and shape a stronger, more sustainable built environment.
Matthias Ebinger, Enstoa’s Director of Digital Solutions, presented alongside Dennis Ford, Director of Central Division Facilities Operations at Atrium Health, and Nick Zauner, Director of Facilities Engineering at The Yale New Haven Health System, at ASHE to discuss how to leverage “owner-centric data” from construction to maintenance.
Will 2019 be the year construction will break through its notorious, decades-long productivity doldrums? The arrival of Industry 4.0 has sparked new interest in how technology can be used to boost efficiency and reduce costs. Let’s take a look at how AEC firms are taking advantage of these new tools to shorten their timelines and shrink project costs.
The bourbon market has been growing steadily for decades now, but the last handful of years have been particularly transformative. The New York Times reports that between 2012 and 2017, bourbon sales grew by more than 50 percent.