Mooven has placed itself as an influencer in the compliance and monitoring space, guiding both infrastructure projects and general road agency duties towards success. Read how Australia is leading the way and 'seeing more' with Mooven...
Not all of our customers are cities, local government or contractors. It's been great working with the media industry to drive data-driven insights about holiday #mobility patterns. This year oOh! are using Mooven to achieve this - welcome to the Mooven journey oOh! Fantastic work Blake Hill and the oOh! team moovers and shakers David Owen and Henry Bates - thank you!
Construction tech platform Mooven, today announced its launch into the United States, opening an office in San Francisco as the start-up spearheads its global expansion and reshapes the economics of how infrastructure is delivered and the resulting community impact.
With infrastructure spending rising, roadbuilders can use technology to compress project timelines and improve motorist experiences. Read how Mooven, already established in Australasia, provides insights and situational awareness around traffic conditions, helping roadbuilders to save time and money, reduce traffic disruption and work more efficiently in North America.
In this article published in The Mandarin, Micah Gabriels CEO of Mooven discusses the opportunity we have to make real step changes in carbon reduction within the roading and infrastructure sector.
Read more about Downer who have been using Mooven’s technology platform for many years, and with access to a rich understanding of traffic conditions and variables such as noise, the real-time visibility allows Downer to tailor activity on site, drive efficiency gains, and lower community disruption.
Read how a new generation of real-time technology can connect all the different parties that make construction happen – from all levels of government to contractors, developers and construction workers - as Australia seeks to take a new approach in construction that puts new technologies, innovation and ways of working at the epicentre.
Read how Wellington Water incorporated Mooven into the delivery of Wellington Water projects to provide the ability to monitor its impact on the network during projects and develop strategies to minimise that impact.
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The infrastructure technology for greener outcomes exists, but it’s a matter of adopting it with the intent to change the way we work.
Downer has a long history of delivering transport infrastructure projects in Auckland, and as the city expands, the company’s role in creating space for Auckland to continuously thrive will be more important.
Construction tech start-up opens San Francisco office, building on Australia and New Zealand market success
With infrastructure spending rising, roadbuilders can use tech to compress project timelines and improve motorist experiences...
It's a cruel irony that two of the most frustrating things to deal with as a driver are bad roads and road works.
As Australia builds its way back from the pandemic, the state and federal governments will spend an estimated $225 billion on infrastructure.
Mooven, the Auckland supplier of a software platform that helps minimise traffic disruption during construction projects, is eyeing the US market after closing a $5 million Series A round.
Construction tech platform Mooven has appointed Nick Walsh to the role of account executive.
Managing the complexities and limitations of the water system in New Zealand capital city requires an extensive tool belt...
Construction tech start-up Mooven has already won more than half of Australia and New Zealand’s top 50 construction companies as clients, speeding up project
“A sure-fire way businesses can increase sustainability is by harnessing the power of data to change their ways of working.."
Imagine a better traffic flow to maximise efficiency in major infrastructure projects. That’s the kind of outcome that has underpinned new company capital raise of $5 million and tripled its staff in just three months.
Technology platform Mooven has announced the expansion of its business throughout Victoria, Australia.
Australian governments have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, with $225 billion allocated for general government sector infrastructure funding over the four years to 2024.
Construction tech startup Mooven has raised $5 million, after seeing revenue double over the space of 12 months.
Construction tech platform Mooven has raised $5 million in a series A. VC firm Equity Venture Partners led the round supported by Five Ventures Investment.
Mooven CEO, Micah Gabriels, joins us to talk about the inspiration behind launching the company, his biggest challenges to date and the keys to startup success.
Jack Joy has joined Mooven’s ANZ sales team as the company’s sixth Account Executive. Jack is Perth-based and will be expanding Mooven’s business into Western Australia, home of the road trip.
Mooven, the traffic control tech company, has appointed Bradley Scott as chief technology officer.It follows his departure in May from Uneeq, the digital human business, where he was chief operating officer.
WBHO Australia, a civil engineering company, and Mooven, a data insights platform, have provided tailored journey advice for motorists...
