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The project-operations gap: Progression ladder or paradigm fork? (part 3)

Justin Kirby examines current project-operations baseline alignment efforts and asks whether they form an ascending progression ladder or reveal an irreconcilable paradigm fork.

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Why pumps need to become part of a building’s digital DNA

Digitalisation, BIM, connected systems and increasingly sophisticated data platforms are changing how projects are conceived and managed. But are all the components within a building being brought into this digital journey? By Wayne Rose, chief executive of the British Pump Manufacturers Association.

Has AI killed the approved supplier list?

There was a time when getting on a main contractor’s approved supplier list was critical - and once you were on it, you tended to stay there. However, Paul Houston, co-founder of Catalyst Marketing Agency, warns that AI-assisted research is now rapidly rebuilding many construction and manufacturing procurement shortlists from scratch

Vectorworks 2027 delivers what designers need, where it matters most

Global design and BIM software provider Vectorworks, Inc., announces the release of Vectorworks 2027, the latest version of its product line, built around how design professionals work every day.

Risk in real life: What 1,000 NEC contracts reveal about project resilience

Dr Stuart Kings, co-author of NEC3/4 Practical Solutions and technical director at Sypro, explores what data from almost 1,000 NEC projects reveals about effective risk management.

Why planners need to be proactive about drones

Dr Anna Jackman and Dr Paul Cureton discuss new guidance published by the Royal Town Planning Institute that urges planners to proactively consider how they can shape a successful and socially beneficial future for the technology.

Transparent and data-driven design is here – and it’s here to stay

David Fisher, head of geosynthetics sales at Geoworks, discusses the regularity of high-quality and transparent data-driven design.

Cyber AI will protect critical infrastructure – and cybercriminals will try to steal it

Extensive cyber capabilities of new AI models are compelling cybersecurity professionals to reconsider how we can reliably protect critical infrastructure, writes Dr Aybars Tuncdogan, Associate professor in digital  innovation and information security at King’s College London.

How BIM and laser scanning are improving fire safety

BIM and laser scanning are now essential tools in meeting heightened fire safety standards, writes Ryan Donoghue, head of digital engineering at AJ Digital.

The digital journey for the built environment begins with data, not software

James Farrelly of RLB Digital on how digital needs to start with data rather than software, the challenge rather than the solution.

From paperwork to performance: Construction scheduling is failing projects – here’s why

Construction does not have a scheduling problem; it has a planning problem, writes Mark Chapman, head of innovation at Eleco

The signal and the noise: Why machine-readable buildings are closer than we think

John Taylor, Publications Manager at BSRIA, explores what the move toward machine-readable information means for how buildings are designed.

Consultation on new as-built and handover information guidance launched

The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) and BIM in Asset Management (BIMinAM) have launched a public consultation on new guidance aimed at improving the quality of as-built and handover information across construction projects.

Morpholio Trace for Business brings a new way for firms to buy and deploy at scale

Morpholio from Vectorworks launches Trace for Business, a new enterprise tier that gives organisations streamlined purchasing options and centralised access to Morpholio Trace through the Vectorworks Customer Portal.

The project-operations gap: Frontline realities across the maturity journey (part 2)

In part 2 of this series, Justin Kirby examines where site disconnects occur and asks whether plotting these issues along a maturity journey helps explain why current approaches stall.

YTL Construction UK delivers flexible, standardised planning across one of the UK’s largest brownfield developments with Asta Powerproject

Eleco shares another case study of their construction planning tool benefiting projects under YTL Construction UK.

AI in construction: From productivity tool to project teammate

Dave Philp FCIOB, chief value officer, Bentley Systems and chair of the CIOB Innovation & Digital Advisory Panel, explores how AI in construction has progressed over the years.

Powering the AI economy: How can London meet soaring data centre demand?

Yalena Coleman, director of digital strategy and transformation at Buro Happold, explores the current pressures on urban infrastructure and planning systems, alongside the major potential opportunities if data centre demand is navigated properly.

The project-operations gap: Distinguishing the static foundation from the dynamic frontier (part 1)

The built environment routinely treats the project-to-operations gap as a single, uniform problem. In the first of a two-part series, Justin Kirby, founder of Start with Smart, explores whether the vagueness of the term "digital operations" is part of the issue.

Digital Waste Tracking update: what you need to know

Re-Flow offers an update on digital waste tracking and how it can impact how businesses deal with waste in their projects.

ECITB funds construction robotics skills in Cumbria

The ECITB has awarded a quarter-of-a-million pounds to developing a construction robotics skills centre in Cumbria.

How can the industry put the next stage of digital construction in place?

Nick Leach, director of digital construction, Sir Robert McAlpine, explores whether construction has the capacity to use digital tools effectively.

Digitalisation & AI Stage agenda revealed for UK Construction Week Birmingham 2026

The Digitalisation & AI Stage brings together some of the sector’s leading digital, data and technology experts at the NEC Birmingham.

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