Workforce
Technology
Beating the Skilled-Labor Shortage With Technology
As labor shortages strain the construction industry, firms are turning to AI, automation and digital collaboration tools to keep projects on track and maximize efficiency.
By Parth Tikiwalais
May 16, 2025
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by Parth Tikiwalais
Parth Tikiwalais the head of government and academic affairs at Bluebeam, where he focuses on advancing digital transformation in the architecture, engineering and construction industry. With a background in economics, public policy and construction technology, he collaborates with government agencies, academic institutions and industry leaders to drive innovation and workforce development.
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