ICYMI: DeepSeek's $6M AI Model: The Real Story Behind the Headlines

Alan Mosca, CTO and co-founder of nPlan, shares fascinating insights about AI developments, construction tech, and the future of project planning.

Find out how nPlan's Barry agent helps construction teams make better decisions through meeting notes, WhatsApp integration, and email connectivity, the truth behind DeepSeek's training costs and why media reporting missed the mark and why the future of software isn't SaaS - it's buying outcomes through agents that perform specific tasks.

We talk about the story of an AEC start-up that raised $25M from a prestigious investor only to shut up shop shortly after announcing their round.

We got insights into late-stage funding challenges in construction tech, with a seasoned investor highlighting why businesses struggle to raise Series B rounds when earlier rounds are overvalued.

Chase Gilbert reveals Built's journey from working with three community banks to becoming a construction tech unicorn that processes over $200 billion in annual construction spend.

Discover why "following the money" upstream was the key to market penetration, how they turned an 11-person process into a 2-person operation and the strategy behind reducing loan processing from 5 days to same-day.

Yegor Anchyshkin, CEO of InStock, talks about the fascinating world of automated storage and retrieval systems, the challenges of robotics startups, and the future of warehouse automation.

Find out how InStock is revolutionizing warehouse automation with ceiling-driving robots, the importance of de-risking customers when selling new technology and why humanoid robots might not be the best solution for all automation needs.

When Chase Gilbert and his co-founders started Built Technologies in 2014, they took an unconventional approach to construction technology. Instead of targeting contractors or project managers, they followed the money upstream to the source: banks and lenders.

The strategy paid off. Built Technologies reached unicorn status in 2021 with a $1.5 billion valuation. Their platform now manages over $200 billion in annual construction spend across 300+ financial institutions. But what makes their story particularly interesting isn't just the numbers – it's the insights their journey offers for anyone working in construction technology.

Learn vital lessons about market timing and competition in construction tech from Enscape's success story and strategic approach to product development.

Learn strategies for challenging incumbent construction technology providers from former Autodesk co-CEO Amar Hanspal's insights on industry disruption.