Infrastructure Technology Podcast - Trailer

Episode 1 of the Infrastructure Technology Podcast podcast, hosted by infrastructuretechnologypodcast, titled "Infrastructure Technology Podcast - Trailer" was published on December 12, 2024 and runs 0 minutes.

December 12, 2024 ·0m · Infrastructure Technology Podcast

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Summary

On Jan. 14, Roads & Bridges will launch a podcast that examines how technology shapes infrastructure. Produced by Endeavor Business Media, the Infrastructure Technology Podcast, or ITP for short, is a collaboration with Mass Transit magazine, one of our sister publications. Episodes will be released every other Tuesday. The bi-weekly show will be hosted by Gavin Jenkins, Roads & Bridges’ senior managing editor, Brandon Lewis, associate editor of Mass Transit, and Harlee Hewitt, associate editor of Roads & Bridges and Construction Equipment, which is another sister publication of ours at Endeavor Business Media. Ryan Curtiss, Roads & Bridges’ digital editor, will produce the episodes. The ITP will feature interviews with experts and industry thought leaders, as well as roundtable discussions. The podcast will examine the leading software, changes to construction equipment, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, emerging data sets, connected and automated vehicle corridors and how technology impacts safety, the supply chain, congestion and asset management.

Episode Description

Episodes will be released every other Tuesday. The bi-weekly show will be hosted by Gavin Jenkins, Roads & Bridges’ senior managing editor, Brandon Lewis, associate editor of Mass Transit, and Harlee Hewitt, associate editor of Roads & Bridges and Construction Equipment, which is another sister publication of ours at Endeavor Business Media.

Ryan Curtiss, Roads & Bridges’ digital editor, will produce the episodes.

The ITP will feature interviews with experts and industry thought leaders, as well as roundtable discussions.

The podcast will examine the leading software, changes to construction equipment, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, emerging data sets, connected and automated vehicle corridors and how technology impacts safety, the supply chain, congestion and asset management.