Most organizations remain unprepared for ransomware attacks
Too many organizations are failing to meet cybersecurity demands. Ransomware attacks abound and humans are still the weakest link.
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‘Dig once’ strategy minimizes infrastructure project pain: McKinsey
New analysis finds that coordinating public works projects helps builders manage materials and labor shortages and stay on schedule.
NASA awards $19.4M to advance lunar construction research
Solar panels will be paramount to establishing permanent settlements on the moon, according to the space agency.
Construction accountant on IIJA funds, inflation and CHIPS Act’s $500B potential
Erin Roberts, head of Ernst and Young's global construction and engineering practice, talked with Construction Dive about the additional boost pri…
The importance of research in construction
Research helps show the construction industry where we are and where we’re going.
New and updated software that contractors should know about
From safety to project management, construction software streamlines tedious processes, saving contractors time and money.
Construction unemployment rose in August, and that’s good news for contractors
After dropping for months, construction’s 3.9% unemployment rate in August could be a sign of a more normal labor market ahead in the face of a 5.3…
Public projects keep nonresidential construction spending positive, overall sector falls
Total construction spending fell 0.4% in July, but highway and public safety jobs, funded by public dollars, kept non-housing-related spending in the …
Maryland Purple Line owner, union reach PLA on $9.3B project
Contractors left, costs rose and deadlines extended. Now, the project will use members of a local laborer’s union to build the Maryland light rail.
An onsite physical therapist can help minimize jobsite accidents, injuries
The ability to react to accidents is essential, but it is only one part of the safety puzzle, according to a safety expert.
