Trunk Tools Enterprise Solutions Engineer Josh Weyand Featured on “Bricks & Bytes” Podcast
Episode Title: Why Your Construction Tech Stack Looks Like a Mess – Construction Tech Stack Management Complexities
Podcast Info: Bricks & Bytes Podcast, Hosted by Owen Drury
Trunk Tools Enterprise Solutions Engineer Joshua Weyand Featured on “Bricks & Bytes” Podcast
Trunk Tools Enterprise Solutions Engineer Josh Weyand joined Owen Drury on the Bricks & Bytes podcast—the leading platform for exploring how technology is transforming architecture, engineering, and construction—to talk about the growing complexity of today’s construction tech stacks.
In the episode, “Why Your Construction Tech Stack Looks Like a Mess – Construction Tech Stack Management Complexities,” Josh dives into the challenges construction companies face as they balance a growing number of tools, platforms, and data systems. He explains how this often leads to what the industry calls a “Frankenstein tech stack,” where multiple solutions coexist without cohesion or scalability.
Drawing from his experience as Director of Emerging Technology at Suffolk and now at Trunk Tools, Josh shares practical insights on how builders can move from fragmented, one-off pilots to integrated, enterprise-wide solutions that actually deliver value. The conversation covers why some technologies scale while others stall, why trust and credibility often matter more than product features, and how vendors can align their offerings with real business goals instead of creating more friction.
Hosted by Bricks & Bytes, the #1 source of content in the AEC technology space, the discussion bridges the gap between traditional construction practices and emerging technologies. Known for spotlighting innovators who are reshaping the built environment, the podcast provides an inside look at how leaders like Josh are helping contractors adopt AI, automation, and data-driven tools that make jobsites more efficient.
Watch the full episode to hear Josh’s insights on:
- Why building trust and credibility matters more than product features
- The real reasons technologies don’t scale (and why it’s not always about the product)
- How to align solutions with business initiatives to drive adoption
- What makes construction-specific tools win over generic software solutions
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