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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2025 · 43 MIN

90% of Construction Workflows Are About to Be Automated—Are You Ready?

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Send us Fan MailIn this episode of the Project Flux podcast, host James Garner speaks with Owen Drury, co-founder of Bricks and Bytes podcast and founder of ODQS. They discuss Owen's transition from a career in quantity surveying to podcasting, the insights gained from various guests, and the impact of AI on the construction industry. The conversation also touches on personal branding, productivity tips, and the potential of agentic workflows in transforming traditional work processes. Owen shares valuable advice for building a personal brand and emphasises the importance of being authentic and active in the industry.TakeawaysOwen realised he is more creative than analytical after starting podcasting.The podcasting world allows for more creative expression compared to quantity surveying.AI has the potential to significantly impact the construction industry.Implementing AI in construction faces challenges due to outdated data practices.Agentic workflows could revolutionise how tasks are completed in construction.Personal branding is crucial in a crowded industry; authenticity matters.Engaging with trending topics can boost visibility on platforms like LinkedIn.Productivity systems can greatly enhance efficiency in business operations.It's important to be prepared for criticism when building a personal brand.Reflecting on life goals is essential for personal fulfillment. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Owen Drury and His Ventures02:56 Transitioning from Quantity Surveying to Podcasting05:33 Insights from Guests on the Bricks and Bytes Podcast08:35 Defining Characteristics of Successful Entrepreneurs11:13 Challenges of Implementing AI in Construction14:07 Innovative Use Cases of AI in the Industry20:35 The Rise of Agentic Workflows23:58 AI as a Companion in Workflows27:56 The Future of Data in AI31:09 Reimagining Workflows in Construction33:28 Building a Personal Brand in Construction38:33 Advice for Success in Business42:22 Introduction and Sponsorship Highlights42:45 Engagement and Community BuildingLinks and StuffBricks & Bytes PodcastOwen's Linked InODQS WebsiteSupport the showSubscribe to the Project Flux Newsletter!All our podcasts commentate on the weeks hottest news brought to you by the Project Flux Newsletter! Get a step ahead on the world of AI and tech, subscribe and get the weekly newsletter to your inbox every Monday!Sign Up to Newsletter Project Flux is independently owned, funded, and operated by its founder. Any external references or features are for community benefit only and do not imply endorsement, control, or ownership.

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Project Flux podcast, host James Garner speaks with Owen Drury, co-founder of Bricks and Bytes podcast and founder of ODQS. They discuss Owen's transition from a career in quantity surveying to podcasting, the insights gained from various guests, and the impact of AI on the construction industry. The conversation also touches on personal branding, productivity tips, and the potential of agentic workflows in transforming traditional work processes. ...

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