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SF's sinking tower poses myriad challenges

SF's sinking tower poses myriad challenges

Earthshaking. Grabbing unwanted headlines, San Francisco's plush, 58-story Millennium Tower, the West's largest reinforced concrete structure, is sinking. Soil tests began this week and results may alter high-rise engineering in seismic zones everywhere. 

Watch: Empower the Workforce in 4D

Watch: Empower the Workforce in 4D

Our recent BW Road Trip out West introduced us to Stanford's Dr. Martin Fishcher and an expert panel of industry tech wizards who are improving job searches, satisfaction, and performance. Three will take to the stage next month at BW's first-ever CEO Tech Forum.

Is our industry stuck in the sixties?

Is our industry stuck in the sixties?

The question might raise eyebrows, but it is definitely worth answering. Construction is a massive industry, representing $8.5 trillion worth of work worldwide every year. Imagine if it had better field communications, writes Fieldwire's CEO.

Fieldwire takes task management to the jobsite

Fieldwire takes task management to the jobsite

Launched in January 2013 by co-founders Yves Frinault and Javed Singha, San Francisco-based Fieldwire is helping project managers to run jobs more efficiently from the field. BW's Jonathan Barnes tells their story.

Welcome to the Golden Age of collaboration

Welcome to the Golden Age of collaboration

Project teams today can interact as never before, collaborating in real time and brainstorming on shared multitouch screens.  Not everyone is adapting as quickly but the hand-writing is on the wall that a new day is here, writes ENR's Tom Sawyer.

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