A recent survey shows 71% of construction companies view digital transformation as a top priority, with new technologies opening doors for women in the workforce.

Cybersecurity experts are saying the construction industry could be especially vulnerable to cyberattacks following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

A Dodge SmartMarket Brief based on a study of owners, architects, engineers and contractors evaluates the use of digital workflows in the construction industry.

A recent survey explored how employers can use technology to help enhance the employee experience.

Although construction workers are eager to use new digital tools, implementing digital transformation at companies comes with challenges.

Most cyberattacks target people, so it is key your employees are committed to keeping your company’s information secure.

Companies can use digital time-tracking technology to help spot trends and provide benchmarks.

Architecture, engineering and construction companies are more than twice as likely to suffer ransomware attacks than all other industries.

One or more of these unusual behaviors could be a warning that someone has breached your phone.

Additionally, 41.7% of employees say they have shared workplace passwords.

Wearable technology is influencing the future of construction safety.

Small businesses are targeted in 71% of all ransomware attacks, and these attacks often are successful and costly.

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to innovations, trends and technology-related challenges for the construction industry.

Four key trends have helped to boost technology adoption in the construction industry.

Changing trends and adoption of innovative solutions are redefining how the construction industry will operate in a post-pandemic world.

New York City’s Department of Buildings is piloting a remote video inspection program that will not require inspectors to be physically present.

A recent study shows businesses will spend 10% more to boost cybersecurity in 2021.

Mississippi State University engineers are working on research that could help unmanned aircraft systems operate in icy conditions.

Fewer companies are taking steps this year to mitigate cybersecurity threats despite growing online safety concerns amid the COVID-19 crisis.

Roofing Technology Think Tank has launched the RT3 Podcast to highlight ways to help build the professionalism and appeal of the roofing industry.

The IRS launched Identity Theft Central to improve online access to information regarding identity theft and data security protection.

The IRS urges employers to boost cybersecurity protections against business identity theft.

The construction industry increasingly is exploring the use of robots to boost efficiency and alleviate labor shortages.