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How to modernise your materials procurement process and remain competitive as a contractor

Although the construction industry outlook for the future continues to improve, it’s important for contractors to keep looking at new ways to remain competitive in an industry that has faced many challenges in recent years.

The role of material passports in advancing circular economy in construction

Digital material passports could transform the way the construction industry manages waste and reuse. Heather Evans, national head of sustainability at RLB, explains why we need them, some of the challenges of  incorporating them and the need for standardisation.

AI: The new architecture of project success

Bret Tushaus, VP Product at Deltek, explores the growing role of artificial intelligence the built environment and how to bring these technologies to your construction project.

Digital technology for the built and natural environment

The natural environment is a complex and interrelated system of systems. Digital technology can provide the crucial information needed to make better decisions for development, writes Dan Rossiter of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists.

Taming the subsurface data ‘Wild West’ to support productivity

AtkinsRéalis geoscientist Holger Kessler delves into how increased mapping of the subsurface environment can support the UK's growing productivity drive.

New Solving Tech for Small Builders programme to help SMEs keep up

A new programme, Solving Tech for Small Builders, is being launched in April by the Construction Coach to help SME builders choose technology.

2025: The year property asset managers go digital

Accurate geospatial data is key to managing, optimising and futureproofing assets, writes Diarmuid Murphy, director of property at Murphy Geospatial

The evolution of facilities management in 2025

Jason Instrell of SFG20, the industry standard for building maintenance, looks at how facilities management continue to evolve in 2025.

Smart infrastructure development using quantum networked AI

Smart infrastructure development harnesses the capabilities of quantum networked AI to revolutionise urban environments.

Building for the future: Key strategies for construction in 2025

Despite continuing to face challenges such as rising costs, skill shortages and supply chain issues, 2025 marks a pivotal year for construction to advance towards net zero goals, increase innovation and boost efficiency. But what strategies need to be prioritised to maintain momentum and take a step towards a more sustainable, efficient and resilient future?

Construction’s AI revolution: from site tools to strategic assets

As the construction sector begins to fully embrace artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, Deltek's Neil Davidson explores the associated obstacles and benefits.

From remote to resilient: the importance of mobile solutions for field workers

Virgin Media O2 Business’ Andres Cruz Gordon explores the positive impacts of connecting built environment field workers with mobile solutions.

The future of smart buildings: How advanced informatic technologies are changing construction

The construction industry is witnessing a transformative shift driven by the integration of advanced informatic technologies like AI and IoT, paving the way for the development of smart buildings that promise unprecedented levels of efficiency, sustainability, and adaptability.

AI could power self-healing roads

Self-healing roads could be made a reality with research powered by artificial intelligence to develop a self-healing asphalt.

Understanding the role of 3D rendering in cultural preservation

3D rendering has played a key role in the restoration of Notre-Dame cathedral in just five years – something that  would have been almost impossible using only traditional methods

The ethical approach to AI in the AEC/O industry

AI in the AEC/O industry will be transformative in 2025 – but in the race to realise its potential, the sector must not lose sight of the vital importance of ethical and responsible use, writes Charlie Sheridan, chief data and AI officer at the Nemetschek Group.

How digital twins can tackle the construction industry’s waste problem

How can closing the data gap help with the construction industry’s waste problem and reach new standards of efficiency and sustainability?

How the UK can build 1.5m homes on time and on budget with a 3D laser scanning assist

Modern technology like 3D laser scanning can provide a crucial boost in helping the UK government hit its target of delivering 1.5m new homes.

[VIDEO]Remote-controlled bulldozer deployed on Norway’s largest earthmoving project

A remote-controlled Caterpillar D8 dozer has been deployed for extensive marine filling work at Frier Vest in Grenland, Norway.

The golden thread of information on a hospital construction project

How the Golden Thread of Information connected multiple stakeholders on the Midland Metropolitan University Hospital project.

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