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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.

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 and 2<span

social, economic, and environmental outcomes, to create a better quality of life for all.

has been an economic success for UK plc over the past few decades with the University being the 'anchor tenant' in the region. ... is Academic Director ofCambridge Digital Innovationand Distinguished Visiting Professor of Innovation at the Stockholm

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

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which calls for a fundamental change in how we view and run our nation’s infrastructure in the face of climate change and the socio-economic recovery from Covid-19. ... Both events are free to attend.</span></p> <p><span>We remain committed to

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.</p>

social, economic, and environmental outcomes, to create a better quality of life for all.

and strengthened the evidence for why organisations should embrace digital transformation to deliver social and economic value and reduce their impact on the environment.</p> <p><a ... Enzer, Director of the Centre for Digital Built Britain said:</strong>