Construction Interviews
Jaeyoung Moon, chief sales officer and executive vice president at Hyundai Construction Equipment on their approach to new technology and alternative power solutions
Joachim Strobel, MD Liebherr-EMtec GmbH on Covid-19, why electric power might not be the only answer and much more
Moutaz Al-Khayyat, Chairman of UrbaCon Trading and Contracting, talks about the impact of Covid-19 on Qatar and the country’s future projects
Aaron Ravenscroft, president and CEO of Manitowoc Cranes, is prepared for market obstacles and looking forward to better times
Ken Gilmartin talks about how and why the company is pivoting to become a solutions provider
President and CEO Pekka Vauramo talks about the challenges of integrating the two companies
Scott Crozier of Trimble Civil Engineering and Construction says we’re only beginning to see what construction technology can doÂ
Karl Werner, president, international, at leading used equipment auctioneer Ritchie Bros. explains why prices are holding firmÂ
Alexander Greschner, CSO of Wacker Neuson, suggests the picture is mixed
Mr Liu, vice president of XCMG and general manager of XCMG overseas, talks about the company’s ambitious future plans
Deutz chairman Dr. Frank Hiller talks about parallel paths of engine and electrification technology
Doug Hundt at Vermeer talks with International Construction’s Jenny Lescohier about how the company’s products are serving critical needs during the Covid-19 crisis
Industry veteran talks about what it will take to succeed in the post-coronavirus world
Ken Simonson, chief economist with Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) talks with International Construction’s Jenny Lescohier
Mr. Chai Zhao Yi of tower crane rental company Pangyuan Rental describes the recovery in China following the effects of COVID-19
Speaking with Karl Weiss, we get an idea of how Caterpillar works to provide its customers in different economic conditions with equipment that best suits their needs
Video: CNH Industrial VP describes new strategies for the growth of Case Construction
John Garrison talks with KHL’s access editors about the 2016 market, his introduction to the company and and how he sees the future
Last June Volvo completed its acquisition of Terex Trucks, the US-owned, UK-based manufacturing business making articulated and rigid frame off-highway haulers. A year on from the deal, how has life had changed under the new owner?
People in the powered access industry talk about new territories reaching a turning point, when suddenly the concept takes root and the market takes off. Genie believes that moment could be just around the corner in China.