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22 Oct 2017: social and economic infrastructure for the future. ... economic infrastructure, dramatically improving the way these assets deliver social services to deliver improved capacity and better public services.

10 Mar 2022: The Gemini Papers set the Centre for Digital Built Britain’s vision for the future, showcasing the vital role that connected digital twins play in improving social, economic, and environmental outcomes, to create a better quality of life for all.

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.

19 Mar 2021: Seminar: Supply chain economics and business models for Offsite Manufacturing. Many industries and businesses have been converted into more efficient, dynamic, and productive forms. ... 13.15. Theme: Economics. Graeme O'Doherty, Partner, Anyoffsite, UK.

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

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

2 Nov 2017: The Cambridge Centre for Digital Built Britain supported the digitally enabled transformation of the full lifecycle of the built environment to increase productivity and improve economic and social outcomes in the UK and, where appropriate,

23 Jun 2020: The Greater Cambridge region has been an economic success for UK plc over the past few decades with the University being the 'anchor tenant' in the region. ... But the City of Cambridge is feeling the strain of this economic growth, and the future

19 May 2020: Integrating data spanning environmental features, physical form, land use, socio-demographics and economics for efficient energy planning and sustainability.

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.