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13 Nov 2018: Andrew has also spent 11 years in New Zealand, at an economics, engineering and environmental consultancy, as corporate planner at a city council, and as a strategy adviser at a Crown ... He is a Cambridge economics graduate from many many years ago.

for several countries and regions: Ngoc-Binh TA, Head of BIM Team, Institute of Construction Economics, Ministry of Construction, Vietnam; Jaroslav Nechyba, Director of BIM Strategy Department, Czech Agency for Standardization; ... Strategic Case)</li>

6 Dec 2018: 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.”.

24 Aug 2018: economy for infrastructure and 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. ... Digital technology is changing the way we plan, build,

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

18 Dec 2018: A digital built Britain has the potential to transform the way we live our lives while contributing to our economic prosperity.

19 Jul 2018: The core aim of the DFTG is to ensure that the UK is well positioned to capitalise on the use of data for the public good in the UK’s economic

onBIM implementation: An activity theory perspective",Construction Management and Economics,<a href="https://doi.org/10.1080/01446193.2020.1792522">https://DOI.org/10.1080/01446193.2020.1792522</a></p> ... design, style and economics of the built

14 Mar 2018: to test a building for people with a range of conditions that affect processing sensory inputs; to a case study of The Edge, a sustainable and smart building in Amsterdam, and

20 Nov 2018: the Construction and Infrastructure Sectors’, highlighted how digital technology is changing the way we plan, build, maintain and use our social and economic infrastructure, driving up commercial competitiveness and productivity to

11 Dec 2020: for carbon emissions and global heating, and save ecosystems from collapse, all while ensuring people are supported through the likely long-term economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. ... Governance can hold organisations accountable for social and

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> ... onBIM implementation: An activity theory perspective",Construction Management and

new technologies and help us to understand the complex economic, social and ethical issues surrounding digital transformation.</li> </ol> <p>Andy stressed that: “Although based in Cambridge, CDBB is a national ... class="documentDescription">

31 Jan 2019: Terry explained how the BMM sets out a measurement rational and model for BIM Level 2, whilst the Application Report tests deployment of the BMM on projects that have used BIM

3 Jul 2018: build, maintain and use our social and economic infrastructure.

17 Dec 2017: Zomer, T., Neely, A., Sacks, R., Parlikad, A.K, (2020) "Exploring the influence of socio-historical constructs on BIM implementation: An activity theory perspective", Construction Management and Economics,Researcher.

20 Jul 2018: It does this by working with academics across all of the University’s six schools to deliver the technical, social and economic research needed to understand how to exploit innovations in ... The core aim of the DFTG is to ensure that the UK is well

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).

for several countries and regions: Ngoc-Binh TA, Head of BIM Team, Institute of Construction Economics, Ministry of Construction, Vietnam; Jaroslav Nechyba, Director of BIM Strategy Department, Czech Agency for Standardization; ... It also improves the

18 Jul 2018: The core aim of the DFTG is to ensure that the UK is well positioned to capitalise on the use of data for the public good in the UK’s economic

2 Aug 2018: Infrastructure is vital to a country’s prosperity and is an enabler of economic growth and poverty reduction, but there is a global infrastructure ‘gap’ caused by 1) a lack of ... The infrastructure gap is a major global challenge: it is estimated

8 Aug 2018: to test the network.

1 Jul 2018: Economics and Business.

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.

19 May 2020: Creating a VR environment that reduces usability issues in order to test virtual built environment designs with users who have a balance or sensory impairment.

28 Aug 2018: Designing for children has also become a bit of a numbers game which considers a few metrics about people, economic background and child yield.

16 Aug 2018: Congestion and overcrowding have reduced, overall network efficiency has improved and economic benefit has been estimated as £130m per year.

9 Mar 2022: long-term environmental, economic and social benefits for the UK.

20 Jul 2018: If we get this framework right, and enable secure interoperability across the various sectors of economic infrastructure, we will by that act get much of the National Digital Twin.

14 Sep 2021: The economic case for digital transformation has been proven, our research has shown that every £1 invested in Information Management could generate cost savings of £6.90 - £7.40 over time.

21 Feb 2018: We have significant economic strengths on which to build and we need to make the most of the untapped potential right across the country.

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.

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

13 Dec 2017: The Cambridge Centre for Digital Built Britain will support the digitally enabled transformation of the full lifecycle of the built environment to increase productivity and improve economic and social outcomes in

21 Mar 2018: This approach would not only give us buildings that are truly supportive of human life but offer an economic reason to push science into the built environment.

11 May 2020: Both events are free to attend. We remain committed to providing you with insights, resources and case studies to support digital ways of working, unlock economic growth and support resilience.

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

10 Mar 2022: a sustainable future, along with improving social, economic and environmental outcomes – resulting in creating a better quality of life for us all.

28 Aug 2020: of climate change and the socio-economic recovery from Covid-19.

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

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

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

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.

22 Jun 2020: Sabina has a BSc (Hons) and 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

26 Nov 2018: for social and economic infrastructure; such as schools, hospitals, roads and railways (delivery and operation), and the private sector.

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.