BuiltWorlds Venture Conference series has become the world’s premier symposium for innovators and investors driving the development of emerging technologies across construction and the built ecosystem. Buildings, Infrastructure, and Construction Tech including; planning and design, pre-construction services, construction, modularization, building products and materials, advanced tools, equipment and robotics, logistics and supply chain, and building and infrastructure operations, and management are among the topics we cover. Leading venture fund managers, corporate executives, strategic investors, and founders gather each year to take the pulse of the industry’s startup ecosystem at the BuiltWorlds Venture Conference.

In response to the promise of Offsite Construction as identified through BuiltWorlds' 2023 Benchmarking Program, BuiltWorlds is pleased to announce that in December 2024, we will be launching our first standalone Offsite Construction event!

Pioneering contractors, engineers, designers, and material providers/suppliers will converge to discuss all things offsite construction. Attendees can expect engaging panel sessions, networking opportunities, and other presentations, all fueled by leading experts in the arena.

Emerging technology is rapidly and significantly changing the way  architecture, engineering, construction, and real estate firms manage finance, accounting, payments, purchasing, insurance and more.  New and evolving ERPs, Accounting Systems, Payment Management Systems, Payroll and Expense Management, Insurance Tracking and Management, and other systems are all enabling greater efficiency, tighter risk management, and increased transparency.

In the dynamic landscape of AEC, a critical transformation is underway — an evolution fueled by data, guided by strategy, and empowered by artificial intelligence and machine learning. At this conference, part of our larger AI and Machine Learning in AEC Research Track, our analysts help members understand the world of AI and ML in AEC and work together to develop effective strategies for leveraging AI/ML in their businesses today while also anticipating the changes yet to come.

The construction industry workforce crisis continues get worse. Construction companies around the world are struggling to attract, train, retain, and develop the craft and project management construction talent they need to meet construction workforce demands.  Faced with an aging and retiring workforce,  the industry seems mired in declining productivity as it struggles with how to hire and train several million additional workers in the next few years.