500,000 Workers Short: Why Construction’s Real Risk Is Execution Capacity
The U.S. construction industry is facing a reality it can no longer postpone. According to a recent Fortune article, the…
Water impact needs better measurement.
As we’ve spent more time looking at water infrastructure, one theme keeps coming up in conversations with operators, utilities, and…
Key Regions for Data Center Construction in the U.S.
With the data center industry evolving at a rapid pace, it’s no surprise that current location trends for new data…
The Myth of the Triple Constraint: Achieving Cost, Schedule & Quality Goals in Data Center Construction
Yes, Developers can have it all. But how? Many forces are creating persistent pressure to build data centers (and build…
Not Just a Requirement: The Value of Torque Logs In Data Center Construction
At a time when speed to market is being measured as the ultimate goal in data center construction, many vital…
Scaling Data Center Capacity Amid Resource Constraints
Scaling Data Center Capacity Amid Resource Constraints There’s no debating that demand is outpacing supply in the data center industry…
Building Leaders to Build the Future: Kirk Offel on Data Centers, AI, and Purpose-Driven Teams
In this episode of the Work Done Right podcast, Kirk Offel delivers a powerful message: Now is the best time…
5 Reasons Why Quality Matters in Data Center Construction
Quality plays such a critical role in data center construction, and it impacts every project phase, from planning and design…
Building It Right: Training, Torque, and Quality in Hyperscale Data Center Delivery | Work Done Right with Dale Jennings
In this episode, Dale Jennings, Executive Vice President at Fulcrum Reliability Systems, shares how his background in the nuclear Navy…
Safety, Speed, and the Future of Modular Construction | Work Done Right With Jim Ellis
In this episode, Jim Ellis, CEO of Ellysian and former VP of Global Construction at Microsoft, shares insights from his…