On the latest TCR_Cast, JOCFrey interviews Deltek ’s Megan Miller about the company’s Clarity Architecture and Engineering Industry Study, the latest news headlines and part two of our interview with constructconnx senior economist Michael_Guckes !
On this episode of The Construction Record Podcast, digital media editor Warren Frey interviews Deltek director of product marketing Megan Miller about the company’s 44th annual Clarity Architecture & Engineering Industry Study, which looks at the ways technology is pushing companies in those sectors forward and how some firms have reached a stage of digital maturation. Cybersecurity and maintaining IT infrastructure remain challenges as does an increasingly tight labor market.
Finally in our economic segment we have part two of our interview from the A23 American Institute of Architects conference with ConstructConnect senior economist Michael Guckes where he discusses insights from his Build Beyond Today session. Warren also has news from both the west and east, including a U.S. robotics company hoping to enter the Canadian market with two different robots capable and tying and handling rebar, and Don Wall has a story about new Ontario regulations to ensure toilet facilities are upgraded at construction sites along with new requirements for properly fitting clothing. From the west an oft-delayed Victoria, B.C.
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