Construction Technology: What Future-Ready Contractors Do
October 14, 2026Technology investments alone often don’t create lasting results. Future-ready contractors understand that digital transformation success depends on more than selecting software. It calls for a thoughtful approach to technology adoption, process improvement, organizational change, innovation, and artificial intelligence (AI) readiness.
Join construction industry leaders as they share real-world lessons learned from evaluating technologies, improving adoption, leading change, and preparing their organizations for the road ahead. In addition, learn strategies for assessing the current technology landscape, building a roadmap for future investments, establishing governance that supports innovation, and evaluating emerging technologies and AI opportunities.
Whether your organization is modernizing existing systems, contemplating new technologies, or exploring AI’s potential impact, this session will offer actionable insights to help you build a more adaptable, efficient, and forward-looking organization.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants should be able to:
- Evaluate an organization’s technology readiness and identify opportunities to help improve adoption, efficiency, and future growth.
- Create a strategic roadmap that aligns technology and AI investments with business goals and long-term priorities.
- Apply governance, innovation, and change management practices that drive sustainable technology adoption and business value.
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Presenters
Lead Consultant, System Integration
Forvis Mazars US