This article explores actionable ways tech innovations are reshaping the playing field and empowering small, diverse businesses across construction, energy, and related sectors.
The integration of innovative technologies offers a pathway not only to survive but to thrive in this fast-evolving market.
When we look ahead to the year 2025, we see that small to medium-sized businesses/subcontractors have an exciting opportunity to make use of emerging technology.
Diné Development Corporation (DDC), a Navajo Nation-owned IT engineering, professional and environmental solutions provider, has launched a new operation in Port San Antonio’s Tech Port campus.
Onit, a global leader in AI-enabled workflow automation solutions for the legal industry, announced significant enhancements to its groundbreaking ReviewAI product, powered by generative AI technology.
Global energy technology company SLB and global cybersecurity leader Palo Alto Networks announced they are expanding their collaboration to strengthen cybersecurity for the energy sector.
UptimeAI, the world’s first AI-based plant monitoring software for industrial businesses, announced it has raised $14 million in Series A funding to boost its North American operations.
Raptor Technologies, a leading provider of school safety software, announced a system technology integration with Kognition AI, a market leader in cyber-physical threat detection systems.
Research from Texas A&M professors identifies several risks associated with implementing AI and IA in process industries.
Enchanted Rock, a leading provider of electrical resiliency microgrids, announced its latest microgrid offering to businesses awaiting firm grid connection: Bridge-to-Grid.
New developments in artificial intelligence technology are currently changing the face of work, the economy and society as we know it, according to analysts at McKinsey & Company, who are projecting generative AI could add $4.4 trillion annually to the global economy.
