The demand for innovative technology to support the construction industry and its professionals, including our members, is growing stronger than ever.
As the industry evolves, the need for advanced tools and solutions becomes increasingly vital in addressing the challenges and enhancing efficiency, safety and productivity.
To stay competitive and meet the demands of the modern world our members must remain up to date with the latest technology advancements, which are relied upon to stay ahead, streamline operations and adapt to the ever-changing demands of construction.
To support this, CIOB is excited to host its first hybrid Construction Technology and Data Conference, on Tuesday 12 November. Join us in London or participate online – the choice is yours.
This conference offers a rare opportunity to explore the revolutionary impact of the cutting-edge technologies reshaping our industry. Discover how these innovations and advancements are transforming traditional practices and raising safety standards across the sector.
Become part of the conversation
Join leading industry experts to connect and contribute to shaping a future where digital advancements drive the evolution of safety regulations, best practices and ethical standards. Engage, learn and become part of the conversation that is reshaping the future of construction.
The conference will open with a warm welcome from CIOB CEO Caroline Gumble. David Philp, chief value officer with Cohesive and chair of the CIOB Innovation Advisory Panel, will then deliver a keynote digital state of the nation speech with global benchmarking, setting the agenda for the rest of the day.
We are delighted to be joined by industry experts Stefan Mordue (Bentley Systems), Dr Noha Saleeb (Middlesex University), Ayo Allu (AAA Project Services) and Wes Beaumont (Mace).
Eddie Tuttle, CIOB director of policy, research and public affairs, will discuss the ‘golden thread’ with Dr Hywel Davies CABE and other panel members. Other panel topics include international best practice and why the industry must embrace quality data to tackle major challenges.
We’ll hear two best-practice case studies from Autodesk and VisiLean.
For those attending in person, there will be opportunities for follow-up discussions from earlier sessions as well as networking during coffee and lunch breaks in the exhibition area. You can also speak to exhibitors about your technology requirements, and they will answer any questions that you may have.
In-person tickets and online tickets are available at www.ciob.org/events/ciob-tech-and-data-live-1000587763937.
There are a limited number of exhibition spaces available, with only a couple of weeks left to secure these – please contact [email protected] for details.
