Essential Lessons from Our Recent Digital Strategies

Proving Ground has been facilitating the development of digital strategies for architects, engineers, and owners for over 10 years. In this time, we have provided numerous takeaways on this blog on how companies can implement meaningful tactics to support their company’s ability to be more innovative while overcoming important cultural roadblocks that stifle change. In … Continue reading Essential Lessons from Our Recent Digital Strategies

The What, Why, and How of Data Classification

AI Audio Summary and Discussion Want to learn about this topic in the background? Give this AI-generated audio summary a listen (created using NotebookLM). Start listening for easy summarization... stay for funny pronounciations of "Reevit". Data management tactics relating to quality and remediation have become essential for unlocking insights into AEC project information for the … Continue reading The What, Why, and How of Data Classification

Three Ways People Learn – Creating Meaningful Learning Experiences (Part I)

Owners, builders, and architects alike continue to face common challenges positioning technology in their day-to-day workflows. Recently, we engaged with an architecture firm who had robust training materials, well-defined standards and templates, and a robust centralized content management system to beat. Even with these investments, the group reported to us that many of their teams … Continue reading Three Ways People Learn – Creating Meaningful Learning Experiences (Part I)

Five habits that are keeping your digital strategy from working

Today, construction is seeing heavy investments in digital capabilities. From 2010 to 2017, construction technology companies garnered $10 billion in investment funding. As of July, VC investments have hit $1.05 billion for 2018. In the context of design and construction companies, this is translating into serious investment for creating and executing digital strategies. As consultants, … Continue reading Five habits that are keeping your digital strategy from working