There’s just a week left to register for the Digital Construction Summit, which takes place on 1-10 November. The key event for digital decision-makers in the built environment comprises five webinars, held across four days.
The five webinars tackle the following key industry issues:
- implementing best practice to meet the requirements of the golden thread;
- the evolution of BIM to information management;
- achieving net zero;
- technology’s role in generating productivity gains; and
- ensuring the maximum impact of project information during the operational phase of an asset.
Speakers are from the likes of Skanska, Keltbray, L Lynch, Southern Housing Group, Orbit Group, Scottish Futures Trust, NHS Scotland, nima (formerly the UK BIM Alliance) and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).
You can register for the individual webinar sessions via the links below. Each webinar qualifies for an hour’s CPD credits and is free to attend.
Digital Construction Summit programme
BIM’s future now: The information management evolution in association with Mail Manager, on 1 November at 2.30pm GMT.
Digital construction’s role in making Net Zero a reality in association with PlanRadar, on 2 November at 11.00am GMT.
Boosting productivity with tech: the law of marginal gains in association with COINS, on 2 November at 2.30pm GMT.
The golden thread: best practice towards compliance on 3 November at 2.30pm GMT.
From construction to operations: NHS Scotland’s information management journeyin association with Bentley Systems, on 10 November at 11.00am GMT.
Find out more
More details on the programme and speakers can be found on the Digital Construction Summit 2022 website.
Partners for the Digital Construction Summit 2022 are the CIOB, Bentley Systems, COINS, Mail Manager and PlanRadar.
The Summit is brought to you by Construction Management, BIMplus and Global Construction Review.
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