Monitoring construction projects is a constant task for project managers and executives. The shear size of many projects makes complete coverage difficult and time consuming. Emerging technologies are entering the industry to aid workers in maintaining project controls, but additional research is needed to clearly identify benefits and barriers associated with their use, as historically, data has not been collected in this area. Hi-Resolution construction cameras can allow project managers to see a broader perspective of construction activities and operations and allow these people to do so anywhere internet connectivity is available. This paper focuses on creating a standard approach to quantify cost-benefits of new technologies, specifically construction cameras. Results of a multi-phased survey to industry professionals were collected in order to identify benefits and barriers and develop a cost-benefit model for implementation of new technology in construction.
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