Digital Construction News

Across construction boardrooms and project hubs throughout the UK, a long-simmering conversation is gaining urgency. After years of growing pressure, one question is becoming unavoidable: who actually controls the data that underpins and runs our projects?

A new collaboration between nima and DOWG ensures greater data interoperability across the entire lifecycle for the UK’s complex estates.

Deltek’s project-based ERP platform combined with Cognizant’s transformation expertise will enable faster, lower-risk cloud migrations, support complex multi-country deployments, and set the foundations to help scale AI adoptions.

The pace of AI-driven growth means the data centre sector cannot afford fragmented approaches to sustainability, writes James Fisher, head of strategic partnerships at the BRE.

Andrew Brennan, senior product manager at Trimble, discusses why simplified, unified systems are key to embracing digital connectivity in construction.

As adoption of AI in construction continues to accelerate, the uptake varies greatly. Some organisations are experimenting with advanced use cases like predictive maintenance and contract analysis, while others are still grappling with where it fits into their operations. But as time goes on, chief technology officer at Pagabo Group Dave Stott warns the industry risks missing the point if it continues to treat AI as a standalone capability, rather than a structural part of how modern construction  businesses operate.

The process of carbon reporting is littered with challenges, from tender to evidencing delivery. Learn how to overcome this here.

Meeting new requirements calls for a rethink of how precast workflows are structured, from early design through to production and delivery.

Re-flow Field Management are exhibiting at Digital Construction Week 2026 to showcase why reporting issues don't start on site

Amid growing complexity, the building review process hasn’t changed. AI can catch what human reviewers miss - but only if it understands how buildings actually go together, writes Ron Zaum of Structured AI.

Eleco and SymTerra have announced a new product integration designed to close the gap between programme planning and site reality.

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Nemetschek Group’s partnership with GitHub is reshaping how it innovates, collaborates and delivers value to customers, writes Arkadiy Golyaev.

According to research by MS Amlin, 51% of planned US data centres are being built in in states at high risk of severe convective storms.

If you don’t truly know what you’ve got, you can’t protect it, writes Dave Adamson of Creative ITC.

See how Matrix Technologies turns data into operational insight with digital reality technology.

Carbon data capture causes problems because most systems were already under strain before it was introduced, says Re-flow.

Josh Decker, director of design at McAdams, on how AI is quietly reshaping the way cities are designed and built.

Core Highways implemented Re flow Field Management as a central operational backbone, creating a single platform, a single version of the data, and a single standardised way of working across all regions.

Craig Johnson, senior account executive at Trimble, explores the value of standardised construction and the supporting role that digital technology can play.

The Royal Town Planning Institute warns that AI in construction planning could impact employment levels and records.

Asset intelligence describes how information is defined, produced, governed and used so those responsible for buildings can act with confidence across the full lifecycle, says Nick Hutchinson of Glider Technology.