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The industry must intensify it's quest to reduce carbon emissions.

Building the digital future

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What will be the driving force behind a digitally built Britain?

Materials delays and price increases

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Parties should make certain the terms of a contract are drafted carefully.

Going for Gold

4 May 22


How will the new standards affect SMEs?

Addressing the climate crisis through digital twins

29 Apr 22


Digital twins provide visual intelligence, but how can it help the built environment sector reach its sustainability targets?

Building a safer culture – World Health and Safety day

28 Apr 22


World Health and Safety day 2022 - Act together to build a positive safety and health culture

The role of public purpose technology in levelling up

25 Apr 22


The Levelling Up White Paper highlighted technological progress as a key driver in addressing geographical disparities across the UK.

Levelling up: Smart tech for sustainability

22 Apr 22


In its levelling up whitepaper, the government detailed plans to implement a complete ‘system change’.

Upskilling workforce key to getting ready for zero carbon

18 Apr 22


To achieve net zero we need to focus on upskilling those already in the sector.

Engaging a younger workforce

15 Apr 22


The skills shortage in construction, infrastructure and engineering has been prevalent for a number of years.
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