Every great pizza starts with the same foundation. Nobody orders one and hopes the dough shows up. It’s simply expected. IT services work the same way. Before the flashy extras, a business needs a solid base underneath everything else. At Spot Migration, we sit down with business owners and often find they’re running on just the basics, or on a … Read More
30 Building Scale Episodes on Construction Innovation
Construction technology is changing fast, and the leaders driving that change are willing to say how.
7 Arizona Architecture Firms Prioritizing Technology
project pictured: SPS+ Architects, Creighton School District Arizona architecture firms are investing in technology, from Revit workflows and 3D visualization to AI, automation, and ERP systems. On the Building Scale podcast, hosted by Will Foret and Justin Neagle of Spot Migration, seven Arizona firms have talked openly about how technology shapes the way they design, grow, and serve clients. Here’s … Read More
Power BI for Construction: One Source of Truth
Power BI can be an incredible tool to transform operational data. Construction companies don’t have a software problem. They have a data problem. Estimating lives in one platform. Project management lives in another. Accounting has its own system. Field teams are using mobile applications, HR has another database, CRM has another, and executives are often left pulling information from five or … Read More
Is Your Defense Strong Enough? Check Your IT Support
Great IT support plays to win. If you’re looking for an easy way to understand the basics, we broke it down in field terms. Every. Single. Employee. = The Offense Your project managers, estimators, superintendents, accounting team and executives are trying to move the business forward. They’re focused on scoring. They shouldn’t have to spend their day worrying about who’s … Read More
L1 vs L2 – How To Get The Right IT Support
When your business has an IT issue, you probably don’t care whether the person answering the phone is Level 1 or Level 2 support. You just want it fixed. But behind the scenes, there’s a huge difference between someone who follows a troubleshooting script and someone who understands the technology well enough to diagnose, solve, and prevent the problem from … Read More
Deloitte: State Government Cyber Attacks Never Stop
Full Deloitte report: 2026 Deloitte Cybersecurity Study – thanks to the homies at nascio.org A new report says hackers attempt to breach the State of Utah network over a billion times a day. A billion…a day…. That’s just one U.S. state. Even with the lowest EMOD in history, what’s the “digital safety rating” of this work? Can there even be … Read More
Microsoft Secure Score: The Safety Rating for AEC Firms
In construction and real estate, risk used to be easy to see. You could walk a site, check the locks, review the subcontractor list, and know where things stood. In today’s environment, the most dangerous risks don’t sit on job sites or in leasing offices – they sit inside Microsoft 365 tenants, email systems, file shares, and identity systems that … Read More
Cities Want Their Own AI Chatbot? Here’s the RFP Proof
Your biggest clients are getting their own AI Chatbot. Announced in June 2026, this City of Tucson RFP for an AI Chatbot made total sense. It initially looked like a software consultant was needed to guide the city in best practices to eventually host and develop a chatbot support solution in house, potentially working through the infrastructure needed to deploy … Read More
Construction News May 2026 poll “Construction ‘least prepared’ industry for cyber threats”
It’s always in the latest construction news…but we’re still going through this? For years, cybersecurity has been viewed as an IT issue. Today, it’s becoming a project delivery issue, a workforce issue, and a business continuity issue. A recent contractor survey in the UK found that construction is one of the least confident industries when it comes to cybersecurity readiness, … Read More
