Abstract
The integration of technology in the construction industry is reshaping project planning, execution, and management, driven by increasing demands for efficiency, sustainability, and quality. This study investigates the relationship between technology integration and construction management efficiency in project delivery, particularly within the Nigerian construction sector. A quantitative approach was employed to gather data from 195 construction professionals in Lagos State via a questionnaire, resulting in a response rate of 76%. The results shows that construction professionals revealed that BIM was regarded as the most effective technology, significantly improving collaboration and error reduction. The benefits of technology extend to improved quality control and client satisfaction by reducing errors and ensuring adherence to standards. It also improved project scheduling and timelines, and enhanced collaboration and communication. Data was gathered exclusively from construction professionals based in Lagos State, Nigeria. To gain a more comprehensive perspective, it is suggested that future studies include a greater number of states and a wider range of construction firm categories. The Nigerian construction industry can apply the recommendations to enhance technology integration on-site. Additionally, the government can utilize these suggestions to create policies that encourage the adoption of technology in construction for more efficient project delivery. Technology integration in the Nigerian construction industry is still in its developmental phase. Through this article, the author adds to the existing body of knowledge in this area of research.

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