Construction Technology Survey Measures Role of IT in Construction

More than 2,000 construction professionals completed JBKnowledge’s annual Construction Technology Survey, providing key statistics on technology use in all construction-company sizes and specialties

The 2015 JBKnowledge Construction Technology Report found that contractors spend, on average, about one-fifth that of the average business on information technology support.
The 2015 JBKnowledge Construction Technology Report found that contractors spend, on average, about one-fifth that of the average business on information technology support.

More than 2,000 construction professionals completed the JBKnowledge fourth annual Construction Technology Survey, providing key statistics on technology usage by all construction-companies sizes and specialties. The newly released 2015 Construction Technology Report reveals the full results of that survey.

The 2015 Construction Technology Report is powered by JBKnowledge Inc. in partnership with the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA), HCSS Construction Software and Texas A&M University’s Construction Science Department.

Since 2012, the annual report has provided valuable insight into the technology tools, cloud adoption, data security, software integration, mobile policies, emerging technologies and ultimately the role of information technology in construction companies. The number of survey respondents was more than double last year’s survey, and analysis of historical data offers deeper insights.

The survey measured, for example, the growth in companies employing a variety of drones to capture data for aerial imaging, topographical mapping, video recording and much more.

For more insight on the mobile apps, cloud security, IT strategy, and emerging technologies that construction companies are employing today: click here to download the 2015 Construction Technology Report today.

Download your free copy of the 2015 JBKnowledge Construction Technology Report

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