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BIM there, done that?

15 Oct 18


How BIM will operate during the FM phase and the practical issues that this raises.

Future Working, Future Risks

12 Oct 18


The British Safety Council discuss the future of construction and Health & Safety.

What would a ‘no deal’ mean for the construction industry?

9 Oct 18


The construction sector is increasingly concerned about the prospect of a ‘no deal’ Brexit.

Construction 2025: 3D Printed walls, drones & recycled plastic roofs

8 Oct 18


3D Printed walls, drones & recycled plastic roofs.

The digitisation of the construction industry

5 Oct 18


How digitisation will affect the construction industry.

Embrace digitisation to keep pace with customer expectations

1 Oct 18


Digital tools have become vital elements in ensuring the supply chain delivers on time and on budget.

Kisiel Group receives SBD Gold Award for new homes in West London

1 Oct 18


A Kisiel Group development in West London has received a Gold Award from Secured by Design (SBD)

How can construction teams future-proof their business?

28 Sep 18


Future-proof your business by adopting cloud technology.

Challenges of e-disclosure in construction cases

24 Sep 18


We look at the challenges in litigation following the data explosion.

Telematics to drive construction industry revolution

21 Sep 18


John Cameron of Trimble believes that the IoT and telematics will radically change the industry.
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