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  • Fact of the Week – 11/9/2026
    by Connected World on 08/11/2026

    What if the biggest obstacle to workplace change isn’t employees resisting new ideas—but holding on to old habits? As businesses continue to evolve, introduce new technologies, and adapt to AI (artificial intelligence), familiar ways of working can make it difficult for employees to embrace […]

  • AI’s Next Challenge: Trust
    by Peggy Smedley on 03/11/2026

    These days AI (artificial intelligence) is moving into nearly every corner of our lives, from the decisions we make at home to the systems that keep buildings and plant floors operating. But as AI becomes more capable, we need to ask a more fundamental question: Are we building technology that […]

  • AI’s Impact on the Construction Workforce
    by Laura Black on 02/11/2026

    The real story of AI (artificial intelligence) in the workplace has little to do with disappearing jobs and more to do with the evolution of work—and whether organizations are ready to change with it. While hiring freezes and redundancies continue to dominate conversations about the labor market, […]

  • Building Construction’s Next Generation
    by Peggy Smedley on 26/10/2026

    The construction industry has a workforce challenge that impacts more than just hiring. The industry needs to develop people, build skills, and create career paths that encourage workers to commit to the industry and continue to grow with it. These statements seem to be coming up a lot lately. In […]

  • Success Stories: Digital Twins Advance
    by Connected World on 25/10/2026

    As the demand for reliable electricity continues to grow, power grid innovation is becoming increasingly important. With electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and connected technologies placing new demands on the grid, researchers are finding new ways to improve reliability and prepare for […]

  • Where Are Self-Driving Cars the Safest?
    by Peggy Smedley on 20/10/2026

    Self-driving cars are often judged by their crashes, but perhaps there is a different question we should be asking: What can the data tell us about the future of transportation safety? The data does tell us an interesting story. Across five U.S. metropolitan areas, robotaxis recorded fewer injury […]

  • Fact of the Week – 10/19/2026
    by Connected World on 18/10/2026

    #Factoftheweek What if the quantum computing market is growing rapidly—but not every company will survive the race? Global quantum computing revenue is projected to reach $1.1 billion in 2027, according to Gartner. That represents a significant milestone for an emerging technology that is […]

  • Construction’s Productivity Problem
    by Peggy Smedley on 12/10/2026

    Construction projects generate mountains of information, from labor hours and production rates to schedules, costs, delays, and changes. Yet too often, that information remains fragmented or trapped inside individual projects. Construction companies measure what happened, file the reports, and then […]

  • Success Stories: AI and Healthcare
    by Connected World on 11/10/2026

    Technology like AI (artificial intelligence) is opening new opportunities in healthcare, from analyzing medical images to helping organizations collaborate while keeping sensitive patient information protected. As these technologies continue to advance, researchers are also finding new ways to make […]

  • AI Boom or Bust
    by Peggy Smedley on 06/10/2026

    Manufacturers have spent the last few years asking whether they should adopt AI (artificial intelligence). That question is largely settled. AI is no longer optional. But now there is a bigger question manufacturers must contend with: Can companies actually make AI work? The danger right now is […]