Commercial Construction & Renovation

SEP-OCT 2016

Commercial Construction & Renovation helps our subscribers design, build and maintain better commercial facilities by delivering content to meet the information needs of today's high-level executives.

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126 COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION — SEPTEMBER : OCTOBER 2016 By Charles R. Goulding, Michael Wilshere & Andrea Albanese The R&D; Tax Credit aspects of construction industry IoT T he Internet of Things (IoT) is changing the dynamics of the construction industry in a major way. Recent advancements in remote monitoring provide increasingly detailed information about construction equipment, ongoing project details and the condition of finished projects. Low cost sensors provide real-time data about truck locations and driver behavior, the condition of heavy equipment and deterioration in bridges, tunnels, roads and build- ings. Managers are beginning to use the new wealth of data to manage inventory and reduce downtime which often is caused by lack of supplies and long lead times. Large pay-loaders can cost over $1,000 per day each to sit idle Inside the web

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