Research shows that suicide with- in the construction industry in the United States is more than 4.3 times as high as the national suicide rate, with more workers dying annually from suicide than work-related accidents.
Digital twins of complex facilities are on-ramps to the fourth industrial revolution, informing decisions with valuable insights throughout the asset lifecycle.
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) industry has experienced tremendous growth in recent years. Consequently, there has been considerable hype, interest, and even misinformation in the media regarding this emergent technology. Practitioners and academics alike are interested in learning how this market functions in order to make evidence-based decisions regarding its adoption.
Although Autonomous Vehicle (A/V) technology has been advancing at a rapid pace, the prospect of mass deployment has not yet been achieved. The American public’s resistance is justified as highly publicized failures of the technology have been reported, heightening public concerns.
Most of us in the US are aware that student loans exist but beyond that few really have a good understanding of the student loan industry, how it works, and how it affects borrowers and the economy in this country.
Horses have been an integral part of industry and recreation for hundreds of years. A radical change in approach is disrupting areas of the traditional industry. Why are some adopting these changes and others resisting?
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UASs), best known as Drones, are of ever-increasing popularity, and have given birth to an entirely new industry that encompasses the design, manufacturing, distribution, training, operation, and reporting on developments related to UASs. In addition, UASs augment many pre-existing industries, providing more efficient and effective solutions to a range of industry challenges.
Does the journey of being recruited and participating in a Division I college football program enrich the experience of the student-athlete’s college life athletically and academically?
What triggered the crash of the U.S. housing market? This analysis looks at the economic and industry forces that led to an economic downturn that put as many as half of all U.S. residential builders out of business.
Economic Development Zones were created to reduce unemployment in depressed areas of the country. Understanding why there is a disconnect between companies and the government might bring to light problems which would allow for improvement to the program.