Over the last four years, NYCDEP has implemented a JOC CM contract to manage over 502 individual JOC assignments valued at $264M with an average cost of $545k per assignment. This session uses examples identified through the oversight of construction...
This course introduces you to the tools and methods for promoting safety through construction management. Upon completion of this module, you should be able to describe the project team's role and responsibilities related to safety, explain OSHA's...
Changing the Game: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly of AI
Join CMAA’s Texas Chapters for an engaging virtual Breakfast Roundtable that brings together leading voices at the intersection of AI, construction, and the built environment.
Hosney Abdelgelil — Vice President, Texas/Louisiana CM Business Lead, WSP will introduce the event, Jay Wratten, US Digital Lead & Global Smart Places Lead at WSP, will moderate a discussion exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping the built environment, construction science, digital delivery, and smart places.
He will be joined by industry leaders and AI experts:
Patrick Suermann — Professor of Construction Science, Texas A & M, Ilona Koti — Founder, HypaReel and Azariel AI, Shane Richardson — AI Implementation Consultant, Mark McElroy — Director, Digital Solutions, STV
Our panel of subject matter experts will share their experiences with AI to date, insights from digital innovation programs, practical implementation lessons, and the opportunities — and challenges — that come with integrating AI into construction and infrastructure workflows.
This engaging conversation will highlight the good, the bad, and the ugly as organizations navigate AI’s fast-evolving landscape.
We look forward to having you attend the event!
Sponsored by the Texas CMAA Chapters: Greater Austin, North Texas, Houston, South Central and West Texas
CMAA (Construction Management Association of America) is a leading professional organization dedicated to advancing the practice of construction management through education, certification, and industry collaboration.
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Construction Management relies on successful collaboration with everyone involved in the project. Effective communication between project members attributes to a tremendous amount of time saved on the job. As the construction industry moves away from...
There might not be a more under-appreciated topic in the construction industry than the possible impacts of the Multi-Employer Citation Policy (MECP). It can have major consequences to a project, a program, and a firm entirely. It is a topic many are...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is on track to impact all businesses, including the construction industry. In this webinar, John Armstrong unpacks the issues of this powerful technology. Following an overview of AI, attendees will learn how it’s being...
Much has been made of the future ‘digital revolution’ in construction, but what about the quick day to day wins that are available to all of us that don't require massive investment? Join us to see some of the quick wins around data, reporting, and...
In this webinar, learn about mediation as a process and a number of practical suggestions on how to prepare for and be successful in mediation. Mediation has been widely adopted in the U.S. construction industry as a form of Alternative Dispute...
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