The construction industry is constantly evolving, and procurement is no exception. In today’s landscape, relying on traditional procurement methods isn’t enough—subcontractors and housebuilders need data-driven insights to stay competitive.
Re-flow Field Management provides an end-to-end operations software that seamlessly unites infrastructure (highways, utilities and civils) workflows within a centralised system.
Re-flow's field management software helps highways businesses streamline their operations, improve efficiency, and reduce costs. Learn more about the software at the LCRIG Innovation and Learning Festival.
Re-flow will be exhibiting at Hillhead – the UK’s largest quarrying construction & recycling exhibition – at Hillhead Quarry in Derbyshire (25 to 27 June). On the same dates, they’ll also be attending InstallerSHOW at the NEC in Birmingham.
The Re-flow team were in attendance at Traffex and Utility Week Live, exploring how both industries have approached the challenges of reaching net zero.
Following the rapid internationalisation of the Norwegian construction AI scale-up Imerso, the company explains the growing trend of automation and digitisation in closing the gap between the office and the site.
Digital Construction Week 2024 – the UK’s leading event for innovation and technology in the built environment – has announced its programme for the upcoming show at ExCeL London on 5-6 June.
The Build Chain examines how digital materials procurement platforms are shaking up traditional supply chains, bringing sustainability to the forefront.
Problems with recruitment and retention in the construction industry have been a topic of discussion for some time, with 83% of the sector reporting difficulties. It’s the kind of thing that we at Re-flow look at with sympathy, and never more so than when we hear related stories from our clients on the topic, or when we visit trade shows and listen to some of the experts.
Payapps recently conducted a survey to better understand the dynamics of those in the quantity surveying profession. Here they explore how technology for quantity surveyors can ease administrative burdens.
Tasked with creating a state-of-the-art city centre campus for further and higher education, Bond Bryan and Simpson Haugh delivered a distinctive and inspirational learning environment for the Manchester College and UCEN using an Archicad model.
Digital solutions have the power to transform the construction industry. From simple digital procurement platforms that make purchasing quick and easy to sophisticated BIM programs that are optimising project planning and design, innovative technologies are changing the face of the industry.
The Build Chain examines how digital procurement solutions can establish greater transparency, trust and efficiency in the buyer-supplier relationship.
Allplan’s recent Build the Future Summit 2024 has been another successful virtual event, sharing the latest innovations in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry.
Join Re-flow at Utility Week Live 2024 to witness how its field management software will revolutionise work efficiency and propel companies towards achieving Net Zero goals – all within scalable, easy-to-use project management software and its accompanying phone app.
In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, cybersecurity has become a paramount concern for businesses across all sectors, including the construction industry. The increasing reliance on technology for project management, design and communication has exposed construction companies to a myriad of cyber risks.
Whatever the size of the construction project, accuracy and efficiency are paramount. From initial site surveys to project completion, every stage of the work demands accuracy and speed to ensure as little financial and material waste as possible — for both the client and the contractor.
The Kier Group used Asta Powerproject planning and project management software to orchestrate the complex fit-out of a new diagnostics centre in Somerset.
The Build Chain investigates how by adopting a strategic and proactive approach, contractors and housebuilders can overcome the challenges presented by high and fluctuating pricing of construction materials.
