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The findings from this year’s study clearly indicate that the industry is ready for the change in basic assumptions required to achieve true collaboration.

Many architectural and engineering firms continue to struggle with the management of project information. The amount of time spent managing project information is impact productivity — this is not a new problem. The cultural shift spurred on by the COVID-19 pandemic, away from "what's mine is mine" to "what's mine is ours" is new. Newforma, in partnership with Dodge Data & Analytics, conducted research to identify current issues, trends, and future direction for managing project information across architecture and engineering firms in the construction industry. The purpose of the 2021 Project Information Management study of architecture and engineering firms is to gain a better understanding of how project information is being managed today, and specifically to explore current challenges and the future expectations of managing project information.

The construction administration (CA) phase of a project can be the most exciting phase where construction actually begins.  However, it can also be the most stressful as contractor and design teams must coordinate to ensure that the final product delivered meets design specifications, building standards, and owner requirements.

Today’s design and construction firms continue to struggle with administrative processes. This eGuide illustrates common tasks that increase administrative workloads and the implications to your project and business.

The Global State of Technology Executive Report explored software applications and top business and project-relates challenges amongst AEC professionals in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

The State of Technology Executive Report features survey data from 1,154 AEC professionals who provide data around top AEC applications, data and file storage preferences, top technology challenges, and more.