Volanti Displays: Built for Construction, Made for Your Office and Job Site

Whether you’re in the office or on a construction site, Volanti Displays has the hardware solutions that keep your operations running smoothly. We understand the unique challenges of the construction industry—labor shortages, project delays, and outdated processes. Our hardware is built to adapt, providing reliable, rugged, and intuitive technology for wherever you work. In an industry report, Piper Sandler highlights the critical role of technology in addressing these challenges, and this article builds on those insights.

AI and Automation Are Addressing Labor Shortages

Finding skilled labor is a major hurdle, with 70% of companies facing difficulties in hiring qualified workers. AI and automation are stepping up to take on repetitive and labor-intensive tasks—whether it's automating data entry or supporting equipment operations—freeing up skilled labor to focus on complex, value-driven activities. This not only helps make the workforce more productive but also ensures that existing team members can focus on what they do best. By using AI to predict labor needs and automation to handle routine processes, companies are seeing a significant boost in efficiency and a reduction in staffing pressures (Piper Sandler 9).

Reducing Project Delays and Cutting Costs with Digital Tools

Change orders are a common source of costly delays, often leading to project overruns of up to 15%. Digital tools like AI and project management platforms are helping construction teams minimize these overruns by offering real-time data insights and improved coordination. AI can predict potential issues before they become major problems, allowing teams to take proactive steps to keep projects on schedule. Volanti's solutions integrate these digital tools directly into the workflow, providing seamless ways to manage changes, improve communication across teams, and keep projects moving forward efficiently (Piper Sandler 14).

Investment in Construction Tech Is Driving Productivity

Private equity and venture capital are investing heavily in construction technology to accelerate innovation and efficiency across the industry. These investments are focused on solving long-standing challenges like resource management, job site safety, and project transparency. By funding advancements in AI, automation, and digital collaboration tools, investors are helping to create smarter, more integrated construction processes.

With increased funding, companies are now able to implement cutting-edge solutions that reduce manual effort, improve communication between teams, and provide better insights into project data. This has led to improved project outcomes, fewer delays, and more predictable timelines. Construction tech startups are developing solutions that automate everything from scheduling to supply chain management, making construction more efficient from start to finish (Piper Sandler).

Field Service Management Technology: A Major Opportunity

Field service management is one area that’s still catching up when it comes to tech adoption—nearly half of all construction companies still rely on manual methods like pen and paper. Whileas those who have shifted to digital are using small screens or ipads that can create more problems due to inaccuracies. This leads to inefficiencies, errors, and wasted time. By adopting digital FSM solutions, companies can automate scheduling, improve job tracking, and ensure better communication between teams in the field and those in the office. Volanti is committed to bridging this gap with tech that integrates with everyday tasks, making operations smoother and more cost-effective. Our tools are designed to reduce paperwork, cut down on administrative bottlenecks, and help construction companies stay organized and efficient where it counts the most.

Lead the Industry Forward with Volanti Displays: Book a demo today to see how Volanti can support your next project. www.volantidisplays.com

References: Piper Sandler. Construction Industry Report, 2024.