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Read full story here: Technology is changing the world at an alarming rate—and the construction industry is feeling the change just like everyone else.

Nowadays, construction companies have evolved into technology firms in their own rite, implementing everything from Smart Labs to laser scanning and reality capture, to using drones to capture data to help make the build process more efficient.
But with new technologies constantly coming to market, promising exponentially innovative capabilities than the status quo, how do construction companies evaluate when a new tool or product is right for them?

David Stone, a virtual design and construction expert and a business unit VDC leader DPR Construction, is familiar with this question. It’s one he’s answered almost every day in his career.

“There are a lot of different elements that we deal with,” Stone said of considering new construction technology. “But, at the end of the day, what we’re trying to achieve is improving our efficiency and quality to both our team as well as our owners and stakeholders.”

These are four strategies Stone said construction companies should consider when adopting a new technology.

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