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AI can take construction risk intelligence to a higher, profit-protecting level

Risk hides in and between documents. Purpose-built AI finds it before it finds a way to the bottom line. The benefits apply to contract...
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Leveling the playing field: Expanded access to advanced technology for smaller contractors

Cloud hosting, subscriptions and simplified interfaces are democratizing technology, extending benefits once reserved for large, IT-sav...
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Architecture is fundamentally a human endeavor says panel during AIA conference

Experts argued that a human element remains vital, even as AI increases productivity by automating repetitive tasks, in a session hoste...
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Actual results MEP estimators are getting with AI-assisted takeoff

Real-world statistics leave no doubt. MEP contractors using AI capabilities for setup and takeoff have added significant speed and capa...
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Scaling with AI: Trust bears the load

AI is a powerful force multiplier for construction, but because the industry leaves no margin for error, trust is the essential foundat...
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Data fragmentation: AI’s true ceiling

AI's true limitation isn't the technology, but data fragmentation. To unlock AI's potential, businesses must prioritize integrating dat...
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Agentic AI: a foundation for physical industries

Just as electricity powers entire cities rather than lightbulbs alone, AI is evolving from simple chatbots into core infrastructure. Th...
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AI change management: empowering people first

AI adoption starts by empowering your team. By automating repetitive tasks, organizations elevate employees into higher-value decision-...
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Embedded: The optimal approach to reality capture and construction progress monitoring

Reality capture capabilities are advancing rapidly. Embedding them natively within project management solutions eliminates the complexi...
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Transforming road maintenance with vehicle-mounted inspections, AI analysis and connected workflows

Roads and highways essential to modern life are deteriorating faster than they can be repaired. A powerful new pavement inspection and ...
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Hardworking AI for hardworking people: solving real-world construction challenges and delivering revolutionary gains

Trimble's Mark Schwartz introduced Trimble AI at the Dimensions User Conference, highlighting capabilities already available and a visi...
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Asset Lifecycle Management, Trimble and the Transcontinental Railroad

Trimble CEO Rob Painter, in a keynote address at the Innovate 2025 Conference, emphasized how innovative, connected technology and visi...
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From dull to differentiating: How AI is transforming financial management in construction

As more contractors and construction firms embrace modernization, advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine lea...
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Disaster recovery lies in preparation. Preparation relies on quality data.

For public agencies and private companies responsible for protecting communities and managing critical assets, from energy and transpor...
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Transportation rides on incremental improvements. AI is now behind the wheel.

While acute crises drive the headlines, it’s incremental improvements that define success and survival in transportation and logistics....
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Beyond venture capital: a unique approach to cultivate startups and connect ecosystems

Innovation can be found anywhere. It’s a simple message that continues to inspire Trimble to uncover, engage with, and, at times, inves...
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How Trimble technology tames the wild frontier of data center construction

AI innovation has data center construction at a fever pitch. From coordination of teams to confidence in workflows, when pace matters m...
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Trimble’s Rob Painter explores the future of transportation technology on Bloomberg podcast

Trimble's President and CEO, Rob Painter, joined the Bloomberg Talking Transports podcast to discuss the transportation industry's adop...