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13 Sep 2019: The key to success is founding national improvement programmes with a robust governance structure and high levels of ownership and support. ... Following creation of the Working Groups, we have guided these experts on how to come together to move the

5 Oct 2022: Responding to the industry question, “Is off-site manufacturing more or less profitable than on site construction?”, the researchers reviewed financial metrics to understand the economic implications of OSM. ... In the final months, the project also

26 Jan 2019: Digital technologies have the potential to unlock major social and economic change for the World’s rapidly growing urban populations, creating value through more liveable, healthy and environmentally sustainable cities.1

18 Mar 2022: economic outcomes.

5 Oct 2022: Looking at OSM through the lens of ecosystems economics and servitisation (the transition from one-off product sales to ongoing service provision), researchers sought to examine the appropriateness of OSM as

17 Mar 2021: Lakisha Ann Woods, Chief Executive Officer of the US National Institute of Building Sciences said:. ... A digital built Britain will:. understand what information is needed to enable better through life economic, social and environmental value from our

1 Mar 2021: New framework highlights new career opportunities being created by the National Digital Twin. ... So, how can you be part of affecting positive change? With the National Digital Twin in place, organisations can work collectively to solve economic,

7 Feb 2022: In-country experience of regional and national digital construction initiatives gave insights on implementing BIM-based digital transformation strategies in public sector-funded projects. ... Speakers and panellists included representatives for several

22 Sep 2022: This is a social, cultural, economic and political challenge and not just a.

4 May 2018: Publication: Final Report - Machine Learning and AI in the Built Envioronment. ... The output of this project already facilitated new academic research in urban economics and real estate.

14 May 2020: representatives to heed the call to change the way we view and run our national infrastructure in the urgent context of socio-economic recovery from Covid-19 and challenges of climate ... Explaining the purpose of the paper as “re-envisioning

21 Apr 2022: buildings, while national and international banks are having to demonstrate the impact of their investments against economic, social, and environmental (ESG) targets. ... We can make better business decisions that drive better economic, social, and

22 Sep 2022: consumer/customer offerings, business model innovation, open to third party developers, patient investors pursuing winner-takes all approach, regulatory entrepreneurship, political economic institutional support, and multi-sided platform/markets.

5 Feb 2020: construction for the future and transform the UK construction industry’s approach to the way we plan, build, maintain and use our social and economic infrastructure.

14 Nov 2019: Transforming construction is a social, cultural, economic and political challenge and not just a technical problem.

25 May 2020: The output of this project already facilitated new academic research in urban economics and real estate.

This is a social, cultural, economic and political challenge and not just a. . ... Yet the sector has been slow to change. The problem is not purely technical; digital transformation is also a social, cultural, economic and political challenge.

4 Jun 2018: Publication: Final Report - Crowdsourcing Data in Mining Spatial Urban Activities. ... This research provides a conceptual and methodological framework for analysis of crowd-sourced data that is more attentive to the social and economic relations

11 Mar 2020: The National Infrastructure Commission made three high-level recommendations in its Data for the Public Good report:. ... A National Digital Twin – to create an ecosystem of connected digital twins that will enable better outcomes from our built

16 Feb 2021: places which most need the associated economic benefits, with a view to reducing regional inequalities and enhancing employment opportunities in these areas. ... It is simply impossible to know the impacts of such construction methods (either positive or