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In 2021, the word of the year was vaccine. But when it comes to 2022, the word of the year is recovery. That’s because post-pandemic,...

Janet Poses Product Marketing DirectorOracle Construction and Engineering There is an incredible amount of focus on the build phase of construction projects. But operations and maintenance...

Rick Bell Senior Content Marketing ManagerOracle Construction and Engineering Innovation in engineering and construction continues to expand, particularly around artificial intelligence and machine learning. Despite the...

Written by Mohamed Swidan, Senior Director and Head of MENA, Procore Technologies Construction in the Middle East has always been the embodiment of innovation.  One...

A new survey shows that most architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firms are turning to predictive analytics to improve project outcomes and mitigate risks. According...

Geoff Roberts Oil and gas organizations are engaging in increasingly complex investments while navigating a shrinking supply chain, a digital revolution (goodbye, spreadsheets!), and a...

Attributed to: Mohamed Swidan, Senior Director and Head of the MENA, Procore At a time when industries and markets are evolving more quickly than ever,...

Over recent years, the construction industry has demonstrated the importance of innovation through technology. With everyday tasks growing more efficient as a result of the...

Callan MantellSenior Sales Director Construction projects are generating more and more data through their lifecycles, driven in part by the growing use of IoT, mobile...

Saj YaqubPrincipal Sales Consultant Risk is a constant when it comes to construction projects of all types and sizes. The variables at play are countless,...

Digitalisation in oil & gas capital projects is – as for all industries – becoming the backbone for many of the advancements and innovations happening...

We feel cared about when we receive a personalised gift on our birthday or a handwritten thank you note. On the flip side, we might...