How should contractors approach data strategy? How can they make the most of past and future data generated in construction operations? Roz Buick, Construction SVP at Oracle, shares her perspectives on where to start, and where data can take the industry next.

Every jobsite has new subcontractors, short term laborers and other team members onboarding constantly. How can general contractors ensure that new workers have the safety training they need, and are in compliance? John Noughton and I discuss the issues and solutions.

Bruce Orr, Founder and Chief Data Scientist of ProNovos, shares his experience creating value with construction data, joined by ProNovos client and partner Wick Zimmerman of Outside the Lines, a Design-Build contractor.

For over a decade, Nathan Wood has been a leading thinker in the construction world, driving the conversation around data connectivity, lean processes and more. Join us for a look at the state of integration and how its being moved forward.

David Bowcott and Donais Deetz talk about AON insurance's Technology Assessment Panel, and the insights this and other efforts provide about how construction technology impacts risk, control of risk and the future of project delivery.

Josh Levy spent years as a lawyer with, and for, top construction companies. He and his team discovered that the same issues come up and over, so they created a ground breaking software to help contractors navigate the key clauses in contracts - in the process better understanding and potentially reducing their risks.

Gregg Wallace is an investing principal at Building Ventures, a built environment-focused Venture Capital firm that grows from over 20 years of ConTech experience. Gregg shared insights into how startups can be founded much faster than in the past, what it takes to attract investment, and where the industry might be headed.

Versatile provides a unique blend of sensors and analytics that give contractors a much more comprehensive awareness of their jobsite and all the activities going on at a granular level. By re-thinking the problem of how to really see everything that is going on, Versatile have created a crane-based system that literally overlooks the jobsite.

Jonathan Marsh is an accomplished technologist focused on MEP projects through his company, Steel Toe Consulting. Through many years and projects, he's developed an understanding of MEP work processes - and here he asks why we are still only partially using BIM as the core of these and other construction processes.

Kelly Doyle has been deep into construction technology for years, and brings his perspective on how systems connect, how data flows across systems and how to unify it all for a project.