Future of Construction Data Management

 Construction Data Management

Maxwell GeoSystems recently ran a LinkedIn survey to identify which technology will shape Data Management Software in the next five years. The options were AI & Machine Learning, IoT, Common Data Environment Systems, and Cloud-based Systems.

76% of respondents chose AI & Machine Learning, highlighting its role in revolutionizing data management through predictive analytics and automation. IoT, with 12%, is also transforming construction by enabling real-time data collection from sensors for better decision-making and safety.

MissionOS integrates AI, IoT, and Cloud-based Systems, providing teams with real-time insights, collaboration, and data access from anywhere.

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