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Bricks & Bytes

We're Already Too Late - Real Talk on Labor Crisis Solutions from Construction Brothers and Bricks & Bytes

"We reacted too late to the labor shortage. Now we need to work smarter - it has to happen."In today's episode of Bricks & Bytes, we had Tyler Campbell, host of Construction Brothers Podcast, and we got to learn about why construction tech keeps failing, the reality behind the $13 trillion industry myth, and how major projects still run on Excel spreadsheets... and many more!Tyler shared eye-opening insights from his journey building FieldProof and interviewing hundreds of industry leaders.Tune in to find out about:✅ Why RFIs have become weapons for project delays ✅ The real reason construction apps fail to get field adoption ✅ How a £100 million project runs entirely on Excel ✅ Why robotics and AI agents are the only path forwardThe construction industry is more fragmented than we think. Time to face the hard truths about where we're heading.Watch now on Youtube to hear the full conversation about construction's biggest challenges and what comes next.--------------Chapters00:00 Intro01:50 Introduction and Podcast Origins04:53 The Fragmentation of the Construction Industry07:43 The Journey of Starting a Podcast13:50 Content Creation and Audience Engagement19:55 Challenges and Issues in the Construction Industry28:14 Comparing Construction Markets: US vs UK32:04 Mindset and Risk-Taking in Construction36:17 The Role of Technology in Construction39:36 Data Collection Challenges in Construction44:44 The Future of Robotics in Construction51:21 Human-Centric Technology in Construction
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Bricks & Bytes

Every Home Is A Prototype - 30X Growth & Mass Customization from Ex-Amazon VP

"We're building about 30 times more square footage this year than we did last year."That's what Vikas Enti told me. And he's not talking about some massive construction company.He's talking about a startup that's completely reimagining how homes get built.In today's episode of Bricks & Bytes, we had Vikas Enti, CEO of Reframe Systems and former Amazon Robotics VP, and we got to learn about how he's applying mass customization principles from e-commerce to solve the housing crisis, why every home built today is essentially a prototype, and how his team can fix construction mistakes in 9 minutes while the industry takes weeks... and many more!Vikas spent 11 years at Amazon Robotics deploying over half a million robots. Now he's using that same software-defined manufacturing approach to build climate-resilient homes faster and cheaper than traditional construction.Tune in to find out about:✅ Why the assembly line approach is killing modular construction ✅ How they're solving the skilled trades shortage with iPad instructions ✅ The real reason construction costs $350-450 per square foot in infill markets ✅ Why 40% of plumbers and electricians will retire in the next 10 yearsListen now on Spotify and discover how one team is turning construction into a software problem. Chapters03:00 Introduction and Recent Developments06:03 Expansion into California and Fire Resilience08:45 Vikas Enti's Background and Transition to Construction12:11 The Need for Mass Customization in Construction15:01 Software-Defined Manufacturing and Automation17:55 Design Automation and User Interaction20:55 Challenges in Hardware and Automation24:08 The Future of Construction and Change Management35:41 Navigating Change Management in Construction37:30 The Shift to Developer-Centric Models39:11 Embracing a Beginner's Mindset for Innovation41:50 Scaling Microfactories and Business Models44:48 Delivering Turnkey Solutions: The Role of Microfactories48:31 Unit Economics and Competitive Positioning52:24 Balancing Profitability and Affordability54:29 Understanding Competition in the Construction Industry59:32 The Information Problem in Construction
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Bricks & Bytes

Most Startups Die at $5M ARR - Breaking the $10M Barrier in Construction Tech

"The best renewal is no renewal. So closing a three-year agreement, right?"In today's episode of our Go To Market Series from the Bricks & Bytes Podcast, we have Kevin Halter (CRO of OpenSpace) share his journey from scaling PlanGrid from $5M to $100M+ ARR and building high-performing sales teams in construction tech.Tune in to find out about:✅ Why construction tech requires a unique go-to-market approach focused on project-level ROI✅ How to transition from project-level sales to enterprise agreements (the key to breaking the $10M ARR ceiling)✅ What to look for when hiring sales talent ("fire in the belly")✅ When founders should hire their first VP of Sales vs CROWhether you're a founder struggling with the 5-10M ARR plateau or a sales leader in construction tech, this episode delivers practical insights on building scalable go-to-market motions in an industry where "it's easy to start a pilot, but hard to scale." 06:30 Introduction to Construction Tech Journey09:30 Scaling from 5M to 100M ARR12:31 Understanding Project-Level Value15:22 Building Trust and Transparency in Construction18:28 Transitioning to Enterprise-Level Sales21:28 The Importance of Customer Success Management24:28 Hiring the Right Sales Team27:29 Effective Communication with Executives30:24 Building Long-Term Partnerships33:31 Creating a Scalable Sales Model44:47 Building Long-Term Partnerships (appears to be repeated)48:30 Lessons from Biotech for Construction Tech53:17 Hiring and Scaling Sales Team57:57 Developing Talent and Leadership1:07:31 Choosing the Right Company to Join1:14:53 When to Hire a Chief Revenue Officer
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Bricks & Bytes

Construction Tech Marketing is Broken - Industry Skepticism Problem & Proven Go-to-Market from Ex-director of Marketing at 4M Analytics

"We're in an industry that loves ROI calculators... but the industry has built some sort of skepticism to these ROI calculators."This reality check from David Horesh hit different.In today's episode of Bricks and Bytes, we had David Horesh and we got to learn about why construction marketing is still a blue ocean, how to avoid the handshake trap, and why memes might be your secret weapon... and many more!Tune in to find out about:✅ Why understanding construction jargon is make-or-break for tech marketers✅ The leaky bucket problem killing your sales funnel✅ How AI agents can replace entire marketing teams✅ Why construction professionals want memes with their morning coffeeDavid spent 7 years helping construction tech companies go from zero to serious ARR. His insights on digital marketing in a traditional industry will change how you think about go-to-market.Listen now on Spotify and discover what most construction tech founders get wrong about marketing.----------Chapters00:00 Intro01:52 Introduction to David Horesh and His Journey04:50 Understanding Go-To-Market Strategies07:52 The Importance of Knowing Your Customer10:52 Defining Go-To-Market Team Structures13:50 Navigating Change in the Construction Industry16:54 Building Relationships and Network Effects19:43 The Role of ROI in Marketing Strategies22:54 Marketing Channels in Construction26:00 Leveraging Digital Marketing in Construction28:42 Creating Engaging Content for the Industry38:22 Building Relationships in Marketing40:37 From Traffic to Sales: The Conversion Process43:27 The Importance of Awareness and Trust48:52 Understanding the Marketing Funnel55:58 Recruiting the Right Marketing Talent01:01:51 Leveraging AI in Marketing01:04:51 Measuring Marketing Success
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Bricks, Buck$ And Bytes

AI, Low-Carbon Cement, and the Missing Science VCs: Hidden Pitfalls in Construction Tech Investing

Venture capital flooding into AI startups, but are we overlooking the real breakthroughs in construction materials? In this episode of Bricks, Bucks and Bytes, we explored Findable, a Norwegian startup transforming building documentation, which raised €9 million in Series A funding. We discussed Holcim's investment in Sublime Systems' innovative low-carbon cement technology, sparking a conversation about sustainable building materials. Also, we delved into a VC's perspective on the challenges faced by startups valued between $50-200 million in revenue but struggling to find exit opportunities. Tune in to find out about:  ✅ The potential and challenges of AI-driven document management in real estate  ✅ Why scientific breakthroughs in building materials can't be rushed with capital  ✅ The importance of distribution advantages in AI-powered construction tech  ✅ The complexities of valuation and exit strategies for mid-sized startups Listen to the full episode on Spotify to gain valuable insights into construction tech, venture capital, and sustainable building materials.
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Bricks, Buck$ And Bytes

Enscape's Journey From Idea To Exit - Moritz Luck, Co-Founder & CEO

From garage startup to major exit: The Enscape story In this episode, we had Moritz, co-founder of Enscape, and we got to learn about his journey from a university project to a game-changing 3D rendering software... and many more! Tune in to find out about: ✅ How Enscape evolved from a VR treadmill idea to revolutionizing architectural visualization ✅ Why focusing on customer happiness trumps optimizing for investor metrics ✅ The power of community-driven marketing in the AEC industry ✅ The future of AI in rendering and its impact on existing tools Listen now on Spotify to hear Moritz's insights on building a successful startup, navigating acquisitions, and the future of design technology. ---------------------------------- Company Mentioned: Enscape Chaos Autodesk Lumion Twinmotion ---------------------------------- Timestamps 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 03:02 The Evolution of Enscape 06:07 Understanding Rendering in Architecture 09:01 The Role of Rendering in the Design Process 12:01 Enscape's Position in the Rendering Market 15:02 Innovations and Challenges in Rendering Technology 18:00 The Journey of Enscape: From Founding to Exit 20:59 Acquisition Insights and Market Dynamics 23:55 Customer-Centric Approach to Business 26:54 The Future of Rendering and AI Integration 29:59 The Design Stack: Merging Tools and Technologies 32:59 Community and Distribution Strategies 35:48 Final Thoughts and Future Directions
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Bricks, Buck$ And Bytes

Can Small Modular Nuclear Reactors Solve Big Energy Problem? - Last Energy's $40M Bet on Energy Independence

Nuclear power's comeback? Last Energy raises $40M for micro modular reactors In this episode of Bricks, Bucks and Bytes, we got to learn about Last Energy's $40 million Series B funding for developing 20 MWe micro modular nuclear power plants. We also explored how nuclear energy fits into the broader energy landscape, including its role in providing baseload power for data centers. Additionally, we delved into venture capital fund economics and the challenges of generating returns for large funds. Tune in to find out about: ✅ The potential for modular nuclear reactors in energy independence ✅ How nuclear power complements other energy sources on the grid ✅ Why fund size impacts venture capital returns ✅ The bifurcation of VC into large platforms and specialized early-stage funds Listen to the full episode on Spotify to hear on the future of energy and venture capital. --------------------------------- Company Mentioned: - Last Energy - Sequoia - Andreessen Horowitz - Tiger Global - Revolut --------------------------------- Timestamps 00:00 Welcome Back and Episode Recap 02:25 Exploring Nuclear Power and Last Energy 12:47 The Future of Nuclear Energy in the West 19:24 Regulatory Challenges and Market Demand for Nuclear 24:46 Understanding Baseload Energy and Its Importance 29:27 Venture Capital Insights and Market Dynamics 44:19 The Economics of Fund Sizes and Return
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Bricks, Buck$ And Bytes

New Scheduling Tools, US Startups High Failure Rate, & How Supply-Side Focus is Reshaping Tech Companies

Is the traditional construction scheduling software about to become obsolete? In this episode of Bricks, Bucks and Bytes, we discussed Planera's fresh take on construction scheduling, which just secured $13.5M in Series A funding. We also explored the surprising uptick in US startup failures and what it reveals about the current market. Additionally, we delved into the potential shift from demand-focused to supply-focused business models in tech. Tune in to discover:  ✅ How Planera aims to simplify complex construction scheduling  ✅ Why more startups are failing, but it might not be all bad news  ✅ The rising importance of vertical integration in tech companies  ✅ How emerging markets are driving innovation in B2B platforms Want to stay ahead in construction tech and startup trends? Listen now on Spotify. ----------------------------------------------- Company Mentioned: Planera Oracle (specifically their Primavera P6 software) OpenAI Microsoft Uber Meta (formerly Facebook) SpaceX ------------------------------------------ Timestamps: 02:12 Planera: Innovating Construction Scheduling and Planning  06:42 The Challenges of Traditional Scheduling Tools in Construction 0 9:01 The High Failure Rate of Startups: A Natural Evolution  24:07 The Role of AI in Startups and the Construction Industry  30:01 The Shift towards Collaborative and Visual Solutions in Construction  31:15 The Dominance of the US Startup Market  32:39 The High Failure Rate in US Startups  33:54 Profitability of European Venture Funds  41:30 The Shift Towards Vertical Integration and B2B Marketplaces
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