OEM stories
Savings are already mounting for Matamata contractor Stephen McPherson, whose new Komatsu iMC machines let his crew trim sites faster and more accurately.
Poor co-ordination on Auckland building sites has left contractors exposed to serious injury, after a worker fell six metres.
Demand for construction professionals is likely to keep outstripping supply this year, as New Zealand presses ahead with its housing push.
Real-time project data will now flag delays earlier for builders, as Acuite and PlanGrid link dashboards to improve margins and safety.
Lower December-quarter activity masked a 40% annual rise in the value of construction starts to GBP £13.1 billion, CoreLogic said.
Rising costs and a thin project pipeline are forcing contractors to shed skilled workers, threatening housing and infrastructure delivery.
New research shows construction’s fatality rate has more than halved since 2011, easing concern for workers and employers alike.
The project is expected to cut landfill use by more than 90% and power up to 100,000 homes when completed in 2024.
Melbourne commuters could see relief a year sooner, with the Metro Tunnel’s tunnels and stations now slated for completion in September 2024.
Commuters and motorists in Auckland’s CBD face another year of major disruption as permanent tunnel works and backfilling ramp up on City Rail Link.
Alibaba is piloting a blockchain-based supply chain model in Australia and New Zealand to improve traceability and transparency.
Complex software-defined supply chains are leading to a maze of blame and hazard. Here are a few ways to avoid it.
Aconex shareholders have overwhelmingly approved Oracle's AUD $7.80 per share acquisition offer, valuing the deal at USD $1.2 billion.
Ruckus Networks and Dell EMC have signed a deal that will allow the delivery of Ruckus wireless solutions as Dell-branded solutions.
The 10,000-square-metre Cato Square will add urgently needed open space in Prahran, with underground parking opening before the parkland is finished.
Baby trees are sprouting in living rooms around the world which can only mean one thing – it's prediction season.
Construction companies sitting on the sidelines need to take steps now to join the digital future – or risk being left behind.
The Department of Industry, Innovation and Science (DIIS) is the second shared service hub to partner with TechnologyOne.
Ranovus' products are now in lab trials with multiple optical networking equipment vendors for 5G mobility and cloud infrastructure markets lined up.
Procore brings together Australian construction figures to discuss mental health; Ian Thorpe shares personal experiences of depression.
