Building information modeling (BIM) has gone from bleeding edge to boring for much of the industry in less than a decade.
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With Labor Shortages in Construction, Organizations Must Evaluate Upskilling and Reskilling Options
As skills shortages across construction industry disciplines create challenges in filling open positions, industry leaders must lean into comprehensive solution options to upskill and reskill current and future talent. The construction industry comprises of not only craft and trades laborers but administrative and management occupations as well. In 2020, construction and extraction occupations...
Continue reading →The Future of Technology in Construction Management
Technology is one of the topics discussed in CMAA’s Professional Construction Management (PCM) Course, of which I am an instructor. In previous years, the course focused primarily on Building Information Modeling (BIM), but now focuses on the overall transition to technology in the construction management industry, the role of construction managers (CMs), and the use of technology in each project...
Continue reading →Accenture to Acquire Anser Advisory to Expand Capital Project Capabilities
Accenture will help clients more efficiently deliver large infrastructure projects in North America
Continue reading →Exploring the Terminal Project at SAT
Planning the growth for the San Antonio metro area has paid off. Location, climate, industry support, education, infrastructure, and economics are just a few of the advantages driving the area’s projected population to top 4 million by 2050. To support the anticipated rise in airport traffic, San Antonio International (SAT) is undergoing a major expansion. The terminal development program will,...
Continue reading →The Next Recruiting Waves in the Water Workforce Depend on New Approaches
The pandemic opened eyes around the world, offering new visions on everything from healthcare and quarantines, to supply chains and working remotely. As we struggled through managing the cause, we didn’t expect one of the lingering effects to be the shrinking workforce. At a time when industries were eager to get back to normal and return to work as soon as possible, not everyone was ready,...
Continue reading →DEI is in Anser Advisory's DNA
Anser Advisory was founded in 2018 by merging three Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) firms. Since then, we have acquired a historically certified DBE in California, a certified Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) in California, a certified Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) in Florida, and a certified WBE and LGBTQ+-owned business in Massachusetts. Team Anser now includes a total of ten...
Continue reading →Anser Advisory Acquisition of Digital Twin Leader, Gafcon Digital, Creates a Comprehensive Physical and Digital Building Lifecycle Support Offering
Anser Advisory, the 14th largest program management firm according to ENR, the second fastest growing AE firm according to Zweig Group, and an Energage Top Workplaces USA organization, is pleased to announce its acquisition of Gafcon Digital, the world’s leading software-agnostic systems digital model integrator for building and infrastructure owners. The combination of Anser Advisory’s broad...
Continue reading →Water Security is the Priority
No Time to Waste Texas can't wait any longer. We have great plans for water — water quality improvement, water resource management, water resource protection, natural systems protection, infrastructure improvement, and more. The list goes on and on and comes with a mega price tag.
Continue reading →Lessons Learned: How a constructability review can benefit your next project
Today’s complex construction projects undertaken by public agencies demand an experienced advocate to ensure the owner’s best interest in all aspects of the work. A constructability review—an independent, structured review of design documents by construction professionals— levels the playing field between project owners, contractors, vendors, and architects. The goal of a constructability review...
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