Justin Kirby asks how the built environment sector expects to bridge project delivery and live operations without a clear pipeline map for smart buildings.
FARO® INSIGHT, a business of AMETEK®, Inc. is the world’s most trusted source for 3D measurement technology, it develops and markets computer-aided measurement and imaging devices and software.
One of the greatest challenges facing the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry is the effective management and flow of project information.
In an industry where time delays, latent defects, and costly claims have long plagued the new-build sector, technology is now reshaping how structural warranties are managed.
The benefits of BIM are well documented. But two challenges stand in the way of its full integration: a lack of interoperability and a lack of training. Leica Geosystems’ senior product engineer Zühal Duran Goeminne explores how we may overcome these hurdles.
In a recent webinar, Mark Enzer, strategic advisor at Mott MacDonald, shared insights into how organisations can unlock the true potential of their data and what it means for the future of the AEC industry.
With so many different companies supplying our road network, the way each team operates – shaped by years of managerial choices – is as varied as the cars on the roads.
What does it take to achieve seamless collaboration in the built environment? This question shaped the discussion in the third session of our webinar, Project Paradise.
Dr Wei Yang OBE, CEO of the Digital Task Force for Planning and former president of the Royal Town Planning Institute, discusses how digital planning must keep the public in mind.
Construction is entering a digital age. From AI tools predicting delays to digital twins optimising site logistics, technology is transforming how homes are delivered.
A University of Warwick study supported by the InterAct programme has developed a strategic digital roadmap to fast-track the UK steel sector’s transition to net zero.
Construction ERP platforms can drive better cost control, planning accuracy and on-site productivity - issues at the heart of the industry’s challenges, writes Judette van Niekerk
Engineered to elevate every step of the design process, Vectorworks 2026, which builds on the provider’s “design-first” philosophy, is fueled by the evolving needs of designers today and informed by the challenges of tomorrow.
Construction companies are investing in AI, cybersecurity and cloud platforms, but most are still in the early stages of their digital transformation journey, according to a new survey.
Bentley Systems has announced the finalists for the 2025 Going Digital Awards, which recognise infrastructure engineering companies, construction firms and owner-operators who are transforming project delivery and asset performance through digital innovation.
As firms face mounting pressure to modernise, many are turning to Deltek’s cloud-based Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions to stay competitive, agile and future-ready.
As the construction sector stands at a digital crossroads, AI, robotics, and data are no longer on the horizon - they’re already reshaping how we design, build, and deliver.
AI’s integration with BIM could usher in a new generation of future-ready healthcare facilities, writes Manish Sharma, chief product officer in the Build & Construct Division at Nemetschek Group.
