Livestream companion / November 14, 2026
The Labor Shortage Is Also a Data, Culture, and Access Problem
Diane Eisner's 2021 livestream framed labor gaps as connected issues of access, matching, field coordination, culture, and retention.
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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.
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Podcast companion / November 14, 2026
Last Planner Works When Teams Share Real Constraints
Michael Carr connects Last Planner with teams exposing blockers, updating commitments quickly, and keeping work visible to everyone involved.
From Disrupting Ourselves in the Built Environment: Touchplan
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Lean Design Improves When People Can Speak Up Early
A Lean In Design recap showing why psychological safety, visible choices, and repeated learning matter more than tools used by themselves.
Podcast companion / November 14, 2026
Lean Ideas Need a Routine to Reach the Field
Four LCI Congress conversations show how written experiments, local language, coaching, and field observation help Lean ideas become working routines.
From Leadership by the Seat of Your Pants..? There Is a Better Way
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Lean Learning Should Start With the User's Question
Owner-focused LCI Congress reactions show why Lean learning should begin with customer need, clear maturity levels, and owner role clarity.
From Let’s Hear it From the Owners!! - LCI Congress Owner Take-Aways
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A 2017 Lean Recap on Respect, Trust, and Early Warnings
A Constructrr recap connects Frank Barnes's respect-for-people principle with Eric Ahlstrom's trade-input example and Rex Miller's account of trust.
From Lean Construction Institute Congress Recap: Part 4
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Illinois Framed Public Blockchain Work in Three Connected Lanes
Lexy Prodromos and Jennifer O'Rourke describe a 2018 Illinois strategy joining governance, ecosystem support, government trials, and tailored education.
From How Illinois Is Supporting the Blockchain Initiative
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Follow One Warehouse Order Before You Choose the Robot
Bruce Welty's warehouse example separates what software coordinates, what the robot moves, what a person picks, and where a second check protects accuracy.
From Robots and Humans in the Workplace - w/ Bruce Welty
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Measure Employee Experience Before You Redesign the Workplace
Bryan Berthold explains why workplace teams need a baseline, a small set of high-leverage factors, and a measurable link between experience and business decisions.
From Experience Per Square Foot Measuring the Employee Experience
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Define the Owner's End Use Before the Model Is Built
Michael DeLacey's 2018 Constructrr interview links operational readiness to owner goals, participant access, responsibilities, and a working BIM plan.
From Understanding the Building Information Modeling Paradigm Shift
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Data by Itself Is Just Numbers: Michael Lake's 2018 Smart City Test
Michael Lake's 2018 Constructrr interview connects building data with information that can guide a specific design, purchasing, service, or operating choice.
From Smart Cities Taking Advantage of the $1.6 trillion Opportunity
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In 2021, Michael Lake Framed City Innovation as a Confidence Problem
In a June 2021 Constructrr livestream, Michael Lake connected city innovation with personal risk, broad sourcing, expert review, and paid pilot decisions.
From How to Drive City Excellence Through Startup Success
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