Presentations

The demand for construction continues to grow year after year, putting more pressure on the global value chain. Construction labor shortages worldwide, even across OEMs and Integrators that supply construction, makes us question if modular and off-site construction are really solving the manpower issue or just moving it somewhere else. Compounding this situation, ...

It is well documented that capital projects continue to experience cost and schedule overruns, while owners whether business or government and their contractors experience the consequences. Driven by digital transformation, the associated need for energy and the necessity to build new or replace existing civil infrastructure while dealing with a declining skilled ...

The Project Production Institute’s 3rd Annual Technical Conference addresses the industry’s unprecedented challenges as AI-driven infrastructure demands create a $12-15 trillion capital spending surge over five years, while critical shortages of skilled labor, engineers, and equipment materials intensify with lead times extending to 5-7 years for esse ...

PPI Technical Committee Member H. James Choo presented at this year’s 5th Annual Last Planner System Conference which was held this April in San Francisco.

Martin Fischer explores the shift from siloed product and process design to an integrated, concurrent approach, emphasizing its transformative impact on the construction industry.

Juan Jurado describes his career journey and explains how innovative production planning techniques revolutionized cable-pulling operations, transforming inefficiency into streamlined processes.

Phil Kaminsky examines how companies can manage risks and build adaptable supply chains, using examples from biotech, manufacturing, and retail to illustrate effective strategies.