The response of Auckland construction firms to recent technological changes

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The response of Auckland construction firms to recent technological changes

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Over the past decade the impacts of technology on the construction sector have been profound. This trend presents significant challenges for construction firms in an environment characterised by skilled-labour shortages and an ageing workforce that tends to struggle to accept new technology. The purpose of this research is to determine the types of technologies that are being used by Auckland construction firms, the challenges that they face as they adopt new technologies and the impact of te...

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Date created

2021-07-08

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Kerai, U. / Kiroff, Lydia / Sharma, Rashika

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/5374

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Auckland (N.Z.) / New Zealand / construction industry / digital technologies (DT) / technology adoption / technology acceptance model (TAM) / ageing workforce / Building Construction Management and Project Planning

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