Lucas Marshall

Lucas Marshall is a content marketing manager at Milwaukee Tool.

The concept adaptive reuse is the practice of repurposing abandoned, older structures for a different purpose than what they were originally intended for with the express purpose of extending the building’s life.

Commercial Building Reuse in the Work-From-Home Economy

As the American workplace adapts, the traditional 9-5 will likely continue to become less common. What does that mean for landlocked employers staring down half-empty offices?

At the center of the flywheel—like HubSpot, Apple, and Amazon—is the customer. As new customers are fed into the flywheel, improving the customer experience—e.g., improving customer relationship management through open communication and improving collaboration through BIM modeling, etc.—can keep it moving.

3 Lessons From the “Flywheel Effect”

While the flywheel effect involves considerable upfront exertion, the resulting momentum can sustain a business and keep it moving with less effort applied to routine maintenance over time.

Becoming antifragile as an organization can result in empowered cross-functional collaboration and will ultimately make you more productive and profitable.

Antifragility Explained: 5 Ways to Build Agile Construction Companies

In this article, we break down antifragility theory and concepts into understandable terms and provide five actionable takeaways for how you can build an antifragile organization that wins more bids.