BarkerBlue's Mystery Graphic is back after a short vacation. This week we're publishing just a snipped portion of a display graphic we produced for an event in the SF-Bay Area.

Can you guess the event name and the city where this graphic displayed this month? Think..

The new technology for construction jobsites is exciting for its ability to improve speed, productivity, and cost efficiency of projects, all generated by easier access to more information.

Construction Dive recently conducted a survey identifying these top 5..

"SpotMini is a four-legged dog-like robot that’s just under three feet tall, outfitted with 3D vision and 17 distinct joints. Boston Dynamics, the company that makes SpotMini, wants to be on pace to produce a thousand SpotMini robots annually by July 2019 for..

There are just seven days left to see “The Fifth Season” Magritte exhibition..

Christian Dior recently launched Joy at Macy's Union Square, in San..

Poor Data Fuels Construction Rework

A joint study between software company PlanGrid and FMI Corporationrecently reported a growing problem that is plaguing many construction companies today: Poor data and miscommunication is driving over half of all construction..

 Who knew?  Here are the answers to last week's BarkerBlue Mystery Graphic from 9/27/18.

Construction software firm PlanGrid and management consulting firm FMI Corp. recently completed a joint study of nearly 600 construction company executives on their project communications and technology use.  The PlanGrid-FMI study reported the following insights on..

Can you guess the name of the business and the city location where this BarkerBlue Mystery Graphic appears?  Fill in the blanks below for each, then submit your answers in the Blog Comments on this page.  See our next Thursday's October 4th blog for the correct answers.

Surprise!  Here are the answers to last week's BarkerBlue Mystery Graphic.

This cool saxophonist visual appears in San Francisco at this address: 2 Shaw Alley, located in the Financial District.

The graphics display is made of b) Wall Vinyl (choice of answers below)...