Data is one of the most pressing issues in construction today, and as the industry continues to digitise, it will only get more important Convincing leadership to take cybersecurity threats seriously can be tough, as data classification and data...

By demonstrating the benefit and return on investment to a client, technology companies have a greater chance of success in construction Contractors want to see the benefits that new technologies will bring to their customers – the client –...

Covid-19 is ushering in an era where technology will become more strategic in construction, both in company use and the way people consider investments.

Despite the growth seen in the construction industry, and its achievements in terms of innovation and design, it continues to be plagued by efficiency, performance, and sustainability issues

Machine learning enabled AI solutions are now being used more widely in the construction sector and faster than what most of us had imagined. This panel discussion reveals some of the more promising use-cases and their outcomes so far,...

Whilst laser scanning is relatively risk free, it is important to plan its use and understand how to get the best from it, particularly as there is a range of different systems on the market

The construction industry has been producing information for centuries. However, this information has always been disjointed as people, teams, and companies working silos

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, it can be tempting to dive right into technologies that will minimise loss of productivity – however, there are a number of things to think about before a purchase should be made