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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2026 · 45 MIN

Construction Technology Podcast - Episode 007

from Construction Technology Podcast · host Luigi La Corte, Mike Powers, Andrew Zukoski

The conversation primarily explores the concept of ontologies in construction technology, exploring the distinction between custom workflows and off-the-shelf solutions. It also addresses the challenges and considerations associated with ontologies, the scale of implementation by companies like Palantir, and the role of payment software in custom workflows. Additionally, it discusses the decision-making process for choosing between off-the-shelf and custom solutions, as well as the potential for custom workflows to drive revenue generation in the construction industry. We also talk about AI implementation, and the value of onboarding and education. It explores the complexity of construction projects and the role of last-mile implementation, customization, and revenue drivers in construction tech solutions. Additionally, it discusses the value creation and monetization challenges in construction tech, as well as the impact of AI on staffing and project management. The importance of employee training and education, as well as the role of pre-construction as a revenue team, are also highlighted.TakeawaysOntologies in construction technologyCustom workflows and off-the-shelf solutions Construction tech revenue driversChallenges of AI implementation in constructionValue of onboarding and education in constructionChapters00:00 Introduction and Ontologies in Construction05:56 Ontology vs. ERP Implementation11:56 Challenges and Considerations with Ontologies18:04 Payment Software and Custom Workflows23:48 Custom Workflows for Revenue Generation29:14 Consultants and Custom Software in Construction36:04 Efficiency and Staffing in Construction Projects43:59 Tying Construction Tech to Revenue Drivers

The conversation primarily explores the concept of ontologies in construction technology, exploring the distinction between custom workflows and off-the-shelf solutions. It also addresses the challenges and considerations associated with ontologies, the scale of implementation by companies like Palantir, and the role of payment software in custom workflows. Additionally, it discusses the decision-making process for choosing between off-the-shelf and custom solutions, as well as the potential for custom workflows to drive revenue generation in the construction industry. We also talk about AI implementation, and the value of onboarding and education. It explores the complexity of construction projects and the role of last-mile implementation, customization, and revenue drivers in construction tech solutions. Additionally, it discusses the value creation and monetization challenges in construction tech, as well as the impact of AI on staffing and project management. The importance of employee training and education, as well as the role of pre-construction as a revenue team, are also highlighted.TakeawaysOntologies in construction technologyCustom workflows and off-the-shelf solutions Construction tech revenue driversChallenges of AI implementation in constructionValue of onboarding and education in constructionChapters00:00 Introduction and Ontologies in Construction05:56 Ontology vs. ERP Implementation11:56 Challenges and Considerations with Ontologies18:04 Payment Software and Custom Workflows23:48 Custom Workflows for Revenue Generation29:14 Consultants and Custom Software in Construction36:04 Efficiency and Staffing in Construction Projects43:59 Tying Construction Tech to Revenue Drivers

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