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New innovations and upgrades present tech challenges for construction companies in 2023. However, TrueLook’s platform and staff can help.

Construction cameras help firms capitalize on expected infrastructure funding in three important ways when bidding and completing projects.

There are more women in construction than ever. See how women are paving the way, closing the gender pay gap in a male-dominated industry.

Learn more about TrueLook’s Top Construction Projects – Panning through 2022 ! Get a glimpse of our cameras in action, view TrueLook’s top three most visited public camera views from 2022.

While the construction industry has historically struggled in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, there has been an increasing push to create these spaces for all employees and leaders.

Global Infrastructure to be much more dynamic than we have seen in previous years. While structural resilience is one of the highest priorities and one of the most effective defenses against the impacts of climate change and natural disasters, contractors and firms are also looking into innovation and efficiency as key factors to building and maintaining infrastructure. Firms and contractors are prioritizing building infrastructure and buildings that can withstand extreme conditions, while innovating for efficiency and sustainability.

With cash flow gaps, subcontractors are more likely to have delayed payments than their general contractor counterparts – in an industry that requires supplies, tools, and travel to just get started on a jobsite, these payment gaps are large roadblocks that affect not just the efficiency of one project but the entire log of work that firms can see in a year. For smaller firms with less capital, fintech solutions that can analyze current cash flow, as well as historical and future patterns of work, can mean bridging the gap between payments.

MAPP, LLC completes the final installment in the expansion of the National WWII Museum with TrueLook Construction Cameras.

With Millennials and Gen Z now accounting for almost half of today’s workforce, there's no question that industries across the board are faced with large scale changes in attempts to keep up with new trends, as well as culture shifts.