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18 Nov 2020: At CDBB our focus is on transforming the UK construction industry’s approach to how we plan, build, maintain and use our social and economic infrastructure in such a way as

An ecosystem of connected digital twins, the NDT exists to share infrastructure and built environment data securely and so support better economic and societal outcomes.Greater data sharing could release an

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23 Mar 2022: built and strengthened the evidence for why organisations should embrace digital transformation to deliver social and economic value and reduce their impact on the environment.

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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.

organisations should embrace digital transformation to deliver social and economic value and reduce their impact on the environment.</p> <p><a

An ecosystem of connected digital twins, the NDT exists to share infrastructure and built environment data securely and so support better economic and societal outcomes.Greater data sharing could release an

in their own digital transformation and, crucially, how we have built and strengthened the evidence for why organisations should embrace digital transformation to deliver social and economic value and reduce their

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An ecosystem of connected digital twins, the NDT exists to share infrastructure and built environment data securely and so support better economic and societal outcomes.Greater data sharing could release an

A digital built Britain will:</p> <p>understand what information is needed to enable better through life economic, social and environmental value from our builtenvironment</p> <p>champion human-centric design

MSc (Hons) in Human, Social and Economic Geography from Lomonosov Moscow State University and completed a PGRP in Urban Studies at the Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design (Russia).

19 Aug 2020: I would encourage industry leaders to engage with the DFTG and to act as champions for delivering the organisational, societal and economic benefits possible through effective information management.”.

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I would encourage industry leaders to engage with the DFTG and to act as champions for delivering the</span>organisational, societal and economic benefits possible through effective information

14 Jun 2019: Improved infrastructure will help the partner country to improve their economic, environmental and social conditions. ... this improvement to infrastructure development aims to increase prosperity and sustainable economic growth for Indonesia.

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

11 Sep 2019: be aligned with international strategies, but that in turn, given the specific cultural, economic and legal conditions of our country, it was not possible to make a literal adoption of the