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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.

5 Jul 2021: Stephen Belcher - Chief Scientist of Met Office. Lessons learnt and next steps will consider key points of discussion and debate at the summit and the next step on the roadmap towards

1 Mar 2021: In a sector this size, small gains made through  data-driven decision making could have significant social, environmental and economic impacts. ... So, how can you be part of affecting positive change? With the National Digital Twin in place,

25 Mar 2021: have become scapegoats for the economic troubles of the last 20 years and climate-related resource scarcity in the eyes of xenophobes and ethno-nationalists. ... A digital built Britain will:understand what information is needed to enable better through

3 Feb 2021: A digital built Britain will:. understand what information is needed to enable better through life economic, social and environmental value from our builtenvironment;.

10 Jun 2021: report. The economic analysis contained in this report is for. indicative purposes only. ... have significant implications for the economic. wellbeing of customers (end users of assets), wider.

16 Jul 2021: Given the economic environment at the inception of the BIM programme, there was a focus on using BIM as a way of driving cost down in the capital delivery phase of

23 Nov 2021: that helps the partner countries to improve their economic, environmental and social conditions. ... A digital built Britain will:. understand what information is needed to enable better through life economic, social and environmental value from our

8 Nov 2021: The Hub and its partners are committed to fundamentally transforming UK construction so that it delivers better social, environmental and economic outcomes for current and future generations.

26 Apr 2021: TheWorld Economic Forumhas estimated that 40% of core skills will change for workers who remain in their roles, and 50% of employees will need reskilling.