Prioritize and Implement Construction Robotics to Support Your Workforce

The construction industry has an aging workforce creating a labor shortage, making it challenging to scale and complete projects
The construction industry operates on thin margins and unaligned investments leads to limited return on investments and costly missteps
Robotics in construction is a growing and large market, making it challenging to navigate the landscape and decide which solutions will give the greatest benefit to the organization.

Our Advice

Critical Insight

Robotics have proven they can perform onsite. The next challenge is strategic: integrating the right machines for your organization, with your people, to eliminate inefficiencies and unlock new growth.

Impact and Result

Info-Tech’s human-centric, value-based approach is a guide for selecting and prioritizing robotics use cases:

Leverage a construction-specific business reference architecture to identify organization-aligned robotics use cases.
Ensure your organization is ready for change from implementing new robotics solutions.
Select and prioritize robotics use cases across industry value drivers while understanding the execution implications.

Prioritize and Implement Construction Robotics to Support Your Workforce Research & Tools

1. Prioritize and Implement Construction Robotics to Support Your Workforce Deck – Evaluate the possibility of robotics applications for your construction company.

This deck will provide insight into robotics within the industry and assist you in thoroughly evaluating your organization to ensure you can make sound, reasonable investment decisions.

2. Construction Capability Map Robotics Workbook – Use the capability maps workbook to simply dissect your capability map into robotics related pain points and create goals and initiatives.

Analyze your company capability map, find organizational pain points, and strategically tie them to business drivers, opportunities and challenges. Leverage these outcomes to ideate business initiatives to assist your organization in picking strategic, valuable investments.

3. Construction Robotics Use Case Library & Prioritization Tool – View the construction robotics use case library and prioritize your initiatives that are aligned with your value streams.

Use the Info-Tech robotics in construction use case library to evaluate the landscape. Tie these use cases to directly address your business initiatives, and prioritize based on feasibility and readiness, to ensure your company makes the right decisions, at the right times, for the right reasons.

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What Is a Blueprint?

A blueprint is designed to be a roadmap, containing a methodology and the tools and templates you need to solve your IT problems.

Each blueprint can be accompanied by a Guided Implementation that provides you access to our world-class analysts to help you get through the project.

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Guided Implementation 1: Identify and Frame Challenges

Call 1: Scope requirements, objectives, and your specific challenges.
Call 2: Assess the organization’s current state through capability map.
Call 3: Establish goals and creation of business initiatives.

Guided Implementation 2: Translate Needs Into Use Cases

Call 1: Review and revise robotics use cases that your organization is interested in.
Call 2: Match robotics use cases to capability-driven pain points.

Guided Implementation 3: Prioritize Robotics Use Cases

Call 1: Assess short- and long-term needs.
Call 2: Prioritize robotics use cases.

Author

Michael Adams

Contributors

Steve Schmidt, Info-Tech, Managing Partner
Donn Griffin, Info-Tech, Executive Counselor
Hank Leingang, Info-Tech, Executive Counselor
Shreyas Shulka, Info-Tech, Principal Research Director
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