The CIOB’s Innovation and Digital Advisory Panel will soon launch the CIOB Digital Programme and Project Playbook – and you can get a sneak preview by registering for our webinar on 1 October.
As construction projects and programmes become increasingly complex, digital delivery is no longer simply about technology adoption. It is about creating the conditions for better decisions, stronger governance, improved collaboration, and more predictable outcomes.
In this webinar, members of the CIOB Innovation and Digital Advisory Panel will explore the key lessons, practical actions, and industry insights contained within the CIOB Digital Programme and Project Playbook.
Drawing on real-world experience from across the built environment, the session will examine how organisations can move beyond digital tools and platforms to establish disciplined information management, trusted data, ethical AI adoption, and effective leadership practices that support safer, more sustainable and higher-performing programmes.
The webinar will provide practical guidance for clients, programme leaders, project managers, and digital professionals seeking to embed digital capability as a core element of professional practice.
The speakers are:
- David Philp, chair of the CIOB Innovation and Digital Advisory Panel;
- Stefan Mordue, vice-chair of the CIOB Innovation and Digital Advisory Panel;
- Hadi Kazemi, course director, project management, School of Built Environment, Engineering and Computing at Leeds Beckett University;
- Shona Hirons, director of Mindset in Motion;
- James Daniel, head of digital information management at HS2.
More speakers will be announced soon.
This webinar is free to attend and is broadcast live. Those who complete the webinar live via their own registration link will qualify for an hour’s CPD. It will be available to watch on demand shortly after the live broadcast.
The webinar is part of the Digital Construction Summit series of webinars organised by CM and Digital Construction Plus. Sponsors include Eleco, Ideagen and PlanRadar.
The first two webinars in the Summit series are:
- The cost of delays you’re not tracking – how better planning helps you spot problems earlier and protect your margin. This takes place on 22 September at 11am. Register now.
- Disputes: what to do when they arise and how to avoid them in the first place. This takes place on 23 September at 3pm. Register now.
