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On-Demand Webinar

Hard Hats, Smart Tech: Accelerating Innovation in Telecom Construction

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On-Demand Webinar: Hard Hats, Smart Tech

The global telecom industry is projected to exceed $3.1 trillion in value in 2024. Yet the construction sector — the foundation of telecom infrastructure — remains among the least digitized industries. As we strive to close the digital divide, it’s increasingly clear that transformation must start within: our own teams, tools, and workflows.

 

So why are multi-million-dollar builds still managed with spreadsheets and scribbled notes? Persistent challenges like project complexity, siloed collaboration, and organizational resistance to change continue to hold the industry back. Historically low investment in R&D and a reliance on physical over digital assets have only reinforced the gap.

 

That’s starting to change. Emerging technologies like drones, IoT sensors, and construction management platforms are transforming how telecom projects are designed, executed, and scaled. With growing pressure from regulators and industry stakeholders, digital innovation is becoming essential for improving safety, efficiency, and sustainability.

 

Don’t just work harder — work smarter. Embrace the tools reshaping the future of telecom infrastructure.

Watch this on-demand webinar to explore:

Why digital adoption in telecom construction is accelerating — and what’s driving it

How new technologies are changing the game in planning and project execution

The top obstacles to innovation and how leading teams are overcoming them

What your organization can do now to stay competitive in a shifting landscape

Learn from product experts Matilda Van Duyvendyk, Neil Grose,

and Steve Darflinger

Our product experts demonstrate how Vitruvi’s smart tools, including built-in AI features like Zero Tap, surface the data your teams need—automatically—so they can focus on getting the job done, not digging for information.