説明
Over the past several years, the construction industry has adopted new technologies to improve project development and management. However, the temporary jobsite office isn't keeping pace with the demands of today's tech-driven construction jobs. This class provides best practices for bringing technology to the jobsite, tips for turning a standard field office into a smart jobsite office, and an overview of cost savings for all parties involved. The presentation also includes recommendations for incorporating BIM processes to help streamline jobsite documentation and lessen rework requests. The best practices shared enhances jobsite collaboration and mobilization while providing solutions for technology challenges in the field. The presentation concludes with a return-on-investment analysis of the various products that are available, including William Scotsman's techsuite™.
主な学習内容
- Describe the benefits of integrated technology on the jobsite and become familiar with products that are BIM ready
- Improve workflow on jobsites, accomplishing tasks in real time and avoiding project errors and missteps
- Enable jobsite mobilization, reducing document distribution costs and providing greater control of project expenses
- Determine estimated cost savings from various technology products and services; examine ROI from project examples
スピーカー
- SDSteven DelbeneSteve DelBene is the director of Value Added Products & Services (VAPS) for Williams Scotsman. Steve is keenly focused on sharpening Williams Scotsman's rollout of the expansion of product and service offerings that complement the company's core modular space solutions. Steve joined Williams Scotsman in 1991 as a Sales Representative in the New York City Branch. He opened and developed the Long Island Branch in 1997, moving into the area with his family in 1999. Steve became the first Branch Selling Manager for Williams Scotsman and experienced growth throughout the decade of 2000. He took on the role of Regional Sales Manager for the Northeast in 2009, leading his team to year over year in leased revenue growth. Steve has a bachelor's degree in accounting from Manhattan College and has participated in the Leadership Training Program at the Darden School of Business.
- RPRon PerkinsRon Perkins is the Director of Business Development for NRI. Ron has been in the AEC industry since 1984, working with a number of organizations such as Autodesk, Construction Market Data, HP and as a principal of an AEC technology consulting firm, which was acquired by NRI. He has experience in every aspect of a construction project. He's worked closely with general and specialty contractors, architects, engineers, product manufacturers and their channels. His responsibilities at NRI focus on business creation and development in emerging technologies, strategic partnerships and mergers and acquisitions. NRI partnered with Williams Scotsman to develop techsuite™ -- successfully delivering BIM technology to remote job sites. Ron has been a speaker or panelist at numerous McGraw-Hill, CMAA, Meridian, Oracle, AIA, ABC, AGC, CSI and other industry events. He is also a former US Marine.
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