Podcast companion / November 14, 2026
When a Construction Record Shows the Next Step
A 2016 Bluebeam discussion shows how authorship, permissions, status, responsibility, and role-based training can support distributed review.
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Brittanie Campbell-Turner
Constructrr founder and host
About the author
Experience across commercial real estate, construction delivery, lean practice, software integration, and process improvement viewed from the owner side.
Articles by Brittanie Campbell-Turner
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Podcast companion / November 14, 2026
Construction Risk Transparency Starts Before the Ledger
Learn why construction risk transparency begins with contracts, early validation, useful data handoffs, and clear ownership before new technology.
From How to Create Risk Transparency with BIM, IPD and Blockchain
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Construction Needs Shared Evidence Before Smart Automation
A Constructrr conference panel and live demo show why construction data has to be shared, trusted, and usable before automation can reduce payment and coordination friction.
Podcast companion / November 14, 2026
Construction Software Fails When Leaders Keep Parallel Channels
David DeYarza explains why project software becomes another silo unless leaders require one shared place for decisions, ownership, and next-step visibility.
From How to Consistently Deliver with a Top Performance Mindset - w/ David DeYarza, CEO at Builderbox
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Cyber Risk in Buildings Starts With Shared Access
Harvey Johnson explains how connected building systems expand cyber risk through shared access, weak segmentation, and uneven subcontractor controls.
From Cyber Security in the Built Environment as we Move into the Next Industrial Revolution
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Damon Hernandez on Giving New Ideas a Safe Test Space
Damon Hernandez describes the AEC Hackathon as a bounded place for cross-role experiments, open sharing, and learning before live project delivery.
From AEC Hackathon - Removing Organizational Bias to Solve the Monday Problem
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Data Becomes an Asset When It Guides an Operating Decision
Jordan Cram connects construction data strategy to clear decisions, aligned internal teams, contract design, and continuity across the asset lifecycle.
From Using Data as An Asset: The Future for Building Owners and Operators
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A Property Record Should Be Useful After the Closing
Dave Conroy's 2018 Constructrr interview connects property identity to listing history, building records, warranties, and future users.
From National Association of Realtors is Contributing to the Blockchain Revolution
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Define the Owner's BIM Use Before Procurement Begins
In a 2019 Constructrr conversation, Geoff Hoffman and Kyle Hudson explain why owner BIM requirements should start with stakeholders, lifecycle use, and manageable data.
Podcast companion / November 14, 2026
Turn Demographic Pressure Into a Local Demand Question
Ken Gronbach's 2017 discussion shows why owners should test population shifts against local housing, service, and infrastructure evidence.
From Millennials & Boomers Need Infrastructure Now! - w/ Ken Gronbach
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Why Design and Pricing Belong in the Same Conversation
A 2016 DIRTT conversation shows why owners benefit when design feedback, visualization, and pricing arrive while important choices can still change.
From Use of Gaming Technology to Build 20K SF in 4 Days Part I
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Design Technology Should Answer a Client Value Question
Bill Debevc explains why design technology should be chosen for client value, workflow fit, and learning instead of novelty.
From 7 Cutting Edge Tech Tools that are Disrupting Design - with Bill Debevc
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