INNOVATION AND THE FUTURE OF BUILDING While Pycon is firmly rooted in tradition and community, it also looks to the future with curiosity and ambition. Prefabricated housing is one area the company is monitoring closely. Although not yet mainstream in Australia, prefab construction has potential in addressing housing challenges along with higher density, multi-dwelling developments. “Prefab has not really taken off here the way it has overseas,” Adam explains. “But we see possibilities for it in certain sectors. It is something we want to keep an eye on.” Artificial intelligence is another area of interest, particularly for its ability to streamline complex activities and improve customer service.“For us, the real innovation is in systems and processes,” Troy notes. “Technology like AI could help us manage projects more efficiently, communicate better with clients, and keep everything moving smoothly.” 40 BUSINESS VIEW OCEANIA VOLUME 07, ISSUE 08
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