Grab bars are the top aging-in-place project, inflation has fallen by half from its peak last year, and only 21% of consumers think now is a good time to buy a house. Learn more in this installment of The Pulse from Trifecta.
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Trifecta's Lynn Adelmund was interviewed by Darshan Mehta on the Podcast, Getting to Aha! Interesting topics to check out: 10:10 - Online Research; 12:45 - Using AI in Research; 21:15 - Agile Approaches to Research.
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Commercial construction firms confront continually tightening timelines at all project phases. Trifecta taps into the experience of construction pros so our clients can innovate better, excel at customer experience, and communicate effectively with pros.
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The next issue of The Pulse is out! Learn about, 1) Remodeling outlook, 2) Retreat of mega-investors from single-family homes, 3) Sharp rise in shoplifting - retailers' response, 4) How retailers leverage ChatGPT, and 5) Bathroom renovation trends.
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Construction and trade Pros face some of the toughest challenges in the industry’s history. Learn how to serve the needs of today’s construction Pros in Trifecta’s whitepaper.
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In this issue of The Pulse learn, 1) How "Buy America" provisions could raise materials prices, 2) What retailers should know with a changing customer journey, 3) The housing shortfall in the United States, and 4) Gen Z regarding homeownership.
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Learn how contractors do more with less when faced with design challenges on the job in this video clip. Then download the whitepaper for a deeper dive into the challenges of construction pros.
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Construction Pros face a lack of people possessing an in-depth knowledge of skilled trades and experience with new technologies. Listen to Thomas Stright, Manager of Virtual Design, discuss the issue, then download our whitepaper to learn more.
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In 2023 the construction market will need 590,000 new workers above normal hiring levels, while the number of construction workers aged 25-54 has fallen 8% over the past decade. Learn how construction Pros cope in our new Whitepaper. Download Now.
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