Revolution of Technology in Construction and Construction Management
Abstract
The construction industry is experiencing a major technological shift driven by artificial intelligence, Building Information Modeling, automation and robotics, digital twins, drones, and data management systems. The research investigates how new construction technologies transform project management operations and enhance delivery outcomes, and how they reshape employee work responsibilities in this highly dependent sector. The research combines academic studies with industry publications and actual construction examples to analyze the development of construction technology, the effects of digital tools on project management, and their ability to deliver greater results in safety, efficiency, and cost management. The research shows that AI predictive analytics, together with BIM coordination systems and automated field equipment, decrease project delays and safety risks while enhancing quality management and resource distribution. Organizations need to create strategic workforce plans and ethical guidelines for technology implementation because digital platforms are deployed quickly, creating new work requirements and technical skills. The research demonstrates that technological advancements beyond traditional construction methods create new fundamental approaches for project planning, execution, and management. The construction industry now operates under a new data-driven, automated system that will advance at an increasing pace.
Year Manuscript Completed
Fall 2025
Senior Project Advisor
Scott Douglas
Degree Awarded
Bachelor of Integrated Studies Degree
Field of Study
Applied Sciences
Document Type
Thesis
Recommended Citation
Zentko, James D., "Revolution of Technology in Construction and Construction Management" (2025). Integrated Studies. 709.
https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/bis437/709