White Papers

Our new white paper captures learnings from senior leaders shaping some of the world’s most ambitious infrastructure projects. From JFK Terminal One to national rail networks, this report explores how political alignment, collaboration, and local resilience can transform infrastructure delivery.

In this new guide, discover how forward-thinking subcontractors in electrical, mechanical, and plumbing are moving beyond traditional methods and using Revizto to tackle today’s toughest industry challenges.

Data center demand is booming, and so is the need for first-of-its-kind infrastructure. Download our white paper to understand the challenges of modern data center builds and learn how Revizto ensures smooth delivery.

A global deep dive into what's driving demand, derailing budgets, and defining the tech stack of tomorrow, straight from the frontlines of the AECO industry.

It’s common knowledge that 2D sheets alone fall short on explaining what happens on the Z axis, making it hard to prevent future issues or clashes. This lack of visibility creates one of the hardest challenges in the AECO industry: To describe ideas or provide direction to the project team members that don't have the same spatial conceptuality as AEC people do. Augmented Reality (AR) is here to lend us a hand at achieving such tasks, making it easier to communicate clearly and effectively.

The architecture, engineering and construction industry has been lagging compared to other industries; therefore, we must spread new cutting-edge methodologies, such as the integration and adaptation of technologies that can connect the virtual world with the real world.

Historically, the construction industry has been perceived as a sector resistant to change, often slow to adopt innovative solutions and digital processes. While industries like automotive and aerospace have long reaped the benefits of advanced technologies, construction has lagged behind.

Historically, the construction industry has been perceived as a sector resistant to change, often slow to adopt innovative solutions and digital processes. While industries like automotive and aerospace have long reaped the benefits of advanced technologies, construction has lagged behind.