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26 Mar 2019: This month's paper was written by Prof Andy Neely as a contribution to a Policy Exchange report which looked at the design, style and economics of the built environment. ... To view the whole publication: ‘Building Beautiful – A collection of essays

31 May 2019: Community. Alexandra holds a degree in Economics from the University of Torino and is a PRINCE 2 qualified project manager.

19 Nov 2019: Her current research focuses on understanding the socio-economic inhibitors to the take up of digital innovation in construction. ... Iran University of Science and Technology) and a BSc in Theoretical Economics (2005, University of Tehran).

21 May 2019: These programmes worked together toward the development of digitally enabled infrastructure that serves as a platform for economic, social and environmental sustainability, as well as a resilient and world-leading UK

5 Jun 2019: Innovation Systems of Smart Cities: International Practices and Policy Implications. Smart cities can significantly improve our quality of life and create economic opportunities, by collecting and using a vast amount of

29 Jan 2019: Energy Planning for Resilient Decarbonization'. It integrates high-dimensional data that spans environmental features, physical form & land-use, socio-demographics, and economics to analyse cities spatially.

5 Mar 2019: The fund aims to remove barriers to economic growth and promote sustainable development needed to reduce poverty in partner countries. ... The Prosperity funded Global Infrastructure Programme (GIP), aims to support sustainable infrastructure development

25 May 2019: What is a digital built Britain? It will change the way we design, build, operate and integrate our physical, social and economic infrastructure and the services they deliver. ... A digital built Britain:. understands what information is needed to enable

20 Nov 2019: Professor Michael Barrett. Michael is Academic Director of Cambridge Digital Innovation and Distinguished Visiting Professor of Innovation at the Stockholm School of Economics. ... School of Economics.

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

20 Sep 2019: Keith said: “In the UK, we spend around £65 billion every year on economic and social infrastructure projects, building things like new schools and hospitals, roads and railways.

2 Apr 2019: The Fund aims to remove barriers to economic growth and promote sustainable development needed to reduce poverty in partner countries. ... Infrastructure is vital to a country’s prosperity and is an enabler of economic growth and poverty reduction, but

11 Dec 2019: He is also co-host of the Digital Twin Fan Club Podcast where he explores the possibilities of connecting our social and economic infrastructure to the internet.

29 Mar 2019: Citing mental health and wellbeing as another driver for change, and the World Economic Forum prediction of $100 trillion investment available for global infrastructure, the opening speaker declared construction in 2050 ... Finely-honed observations

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

14 Oct 2019: How do we drive a culture of data driven decision making, to enable better social, environmental and economic outcomes?

20 Nov 2019: FEOSW 2014: 2nd International Workshop on Finance and Economics on the Semantic Web.

18 Jun 2019: and integration of digital twins for the built environment, including economic and social infrastructure.

1 Mar 2019: regeneration across our city regions are smart, sustainable and contribute further to the economic growth of the UK.

25 Jan 2019: If we get this framework right and enable secure interoperability across the various sectors of economic infrastructure, we will achieve much of the National Digital Twin.

4 Apr 2019: We need to ensure that value is not measured purely through the lens of lowest capital cost, but also whole life value and meeting broader social, economic and environmental outcomes – for

15 Jul 2019: environment, including economic and social infrastructure.

4 Feb 2019: It was noted by Fergus that the construction industry accounts for circa 9% of economic activity in the UK and that the case for change is of huge importance.

15 Feb 2019: What economic, societal, technical and political challenges can the programme address?

11 Sep 2019: The country has enjoyed a decade of strong economic development and this robust growth coupled with solid macroeconomic and structural reforms have played a key role in helping to close the ... According to the 2018 Competitiveness Index of the World

15 Oct 2019: While many tools and methodologies exist for evaluating the social, environmental and economic impact of the built environment, there is no single tool that supports a holistic value-based approach to

18 Dec 2019: remove barriers to economic growth and promote sustainable development needed to reduce poverty in partner countries. ... There is great potential to build and harness this growing regional and global collaboration of governments in support of social and

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.

18 Oct 2019: In this blog, Rey makes the case for considering the socio-economic inhibitors to the take up of digital innovation in construction. ... However, transforming construction is a social, cultural, economic and political challenge – not simply a technical

5 Apr 2019: Hub. CDBB and the DFTG would like to invite industry leaders to act as champions for the organisational, societal and economic benefits possible through effective information management.

16 Sep 2019: Keith said: “In the UK, we spend around £65 billion every year on economic and social infrastructure projects, building things like new schools and hospitals, roads and railways.

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

28 Jul 2019: The project contributes to generating knowledge that is crucial to unlocking the potential of CDTs i delivering social, economic and environmental outcomes that meet citizens’ needs and also respond to contemporary

21 Sep 2019: Supporting the research which will lead to new technologies and help us to understand the complex economic, social and ethical issues surrounding digital transformation.

13 Sep 2019: The £1.2bn Prosperity Fund was launched in 2015 by the UK government to address the UN Sustainable Development Goals, by removing barriers to economic growth.

13 Sep 2019: The effect on mode choice tends to vary across socio-economic groups. ... Given the local policy goal of encouraging public transport, our findings suggest that the policy interventions need to be more targeted in relation to specific locations,

8 Nov 2019: Led by James Harris, Turner Harris will design and deliver a prioritised programme to understand and address industry, economic and societal blockers to the adoption of the information management framework and

28 Jun 2019: Embracing Modern Methods of Construction and digital ways of working, and attracting more talented young people, will ensure our construction sector continues to thrive and deliver social and economic benefits into

7 Jun 2019: operating and integrating our physical, social and economic infrastructure.

10 Jul 2019: The focus of the work is the new method and tool for connecting digital data from multiple disciplines including architecture, city planning, transport planning, spatial economic studies and infrastructure investment.

12 Aug 2019: Whether the organising principle is fighting the climate emergency, spreading economic prosperity to all of the regions and people of the UK or something else entirely, we collectively need to articulate