The Connected Construction Show

In this episode of the Connected Construction Show, our guest is Gary Cowan, the head of Digital Construction for the Kane Group.

Join host Matt Sprague and co-host Ben Wallbank, as they discuss the cost of the "Ah, that's close enough" approach and how the future of construction is integrating technology into the building process so you never have to guess again. They’ll tackle the UK government's Construction 2025 goals and the future of building smarter buildings and a smarter construction process on this not to be missed episode.

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In this episode of the Connected Construction Show, our guest is Alex Jonovski, Chief Executive Officer at Demain. Demain is a revolutionary consortium with a mission to eliminate industry silos and ‘bring joy to construction’.

Join host Matt Sprague and co-host Marlies Mooijekind as they connect the conversation for Demain, which represents a connected, data-driven approach to design, manufacturing and installation by ‘productizing’ construction for predictability, greater sustainability and of course, profitability.

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In this episode of the Connected Construction Show, our guest is Britton Lawson, Director of Construction Technologies at Veit & Co—or better known as the Technology Nerd/Equipment Enthusiast on Instagram. With close to 30k followers, Britton shares his passion for heavy equipment operation, GPS and all things related to construction technology through the photos he captures out in the field.

Join host Matt Sprague as he connects the conversation ranging from consumable tracking software for small tools - to leveraging Spot the robotic scanning dog by Boston Dynamics - to adopting asset and fleet management data for better decision making—this episode is sure to have something for everyone!

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In this inaugural “re-boot” episode of the Connected Construction Show, guests Benjamin Crosby, Director of BIM - VDC at Yates Construction and Chris Peppler, GM - Building Pre-Construction at Trimble delve into what IS Connected Construction and why should the industry care.

Join host Matt Sprague as he connects the conversation that encompasses internet access as it applies to cloud software - the industry utilization of BIM and digital twins - and the future of connecting construction across the asset life cycle. They’ll sprinkle in a little digital transformation wisdom as well.

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Join host Matt Sprague as he interviews industry veterans, innovators, and everyone in between. You’ll hear in-the-trenches advice, trustworthy takes on the latest opportunities and trends, and stories from across the design, build, and operate lifecycle. We’re all in this complicated digital construction world together. The best way to keep up is to learn from each other.

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To wrap up this first season of the Connecting Construction podcast, hosts Matt Sprague and Evan Hill share snippets of their favorite takeaways.

In this episode of the Connecting Construction Podcast, Michael Händlmaier with Andron Construction in the New York area, discusses the data lifecycle as applies to the construction industry for general contractors.

In this episode of the Connecting Construction Podcast, Tonia Dunbar, Director of Professional Services at Trimble and also a board member for the Trimble Foundation Fund, discusses the impacts of diversity, equity, & inclusion (DEI) on the construction industry.

In this episode of the Connecting Construction Podcast, Natalie Abshier, Product Manager with Trimble shares her wild pioneering experience with spinning up construction software in the 90s, and some sensible advice for those looking to follow in her footprints.

In this episode, Chris Stern, Corporate VP & Managing Director at Trimble Ventures, shares his experiences managing infrastructure assets in the public sector, starting his own construction technology company, selling that company and now on the other side of the table by investing in new startups, with Trimble’s new investment arm called Trimble Ventures. During our conversation, we also learned more about Trimble Ventures, a recent investment made by the fund and how these investments are aimed at helping the industry transform. Additionally, Chris provides advice and insights to growing technology companies looking for investments.