AI is a game-changer for construction

Artificial intelligence (AI) holds enormous potential to help E&C organizations unlock new predictive insights from project data. It’s time for the art of construction to meet the science of data.

In the Construction and Artificial Intelligence: Driving Better Outcomes with Data ebook from Oracle, you’ll learn how to:

After years of working during a pandemic and its aftereffects, like supply chain delays and inflation, the construction industry is finally able to see a light at the end of the tunnel. For 2023, there are a lot of positives. Reports show:

Construction and field services companies currently have it tough when it comes to maintaining a healthy workforce. Labor shortages mean it’s getting harder and harder to recruit, onboard and retain construction employees. In fact, more than half of all construction companies are having a hard time filling both salaried and hourly positions. Reasons for the labor shortage include a reduced number of workers entering the field, mass retirement of Baby Boomers and shortages as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to reports.

Digitize…or get left behind.

You’ve probably heard the business adage: Innovate or die. Innovation is always good, and it certainly sets you apart from competitors.

But in the construction and trades industry today, it may be a matter of doing things better, faster and smarter. That can include innovation, but increasingly it’s about digitization.