The latest episode of the 21CC podcast features industry experts who are integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into their business

Upskilling the construction workforce is key to facilitating the industry’s digital transformation

Buildots has launched Dot, an interactive AI assistant for construction process management that answers questions with up-to-date information about the status of building activities.

Ireland’s largest MEP consultancy, Ethos Engineering was shortlisted twice in this year’s Digital Construction Awards for its Living Lab, a smart building tool. Ethos developed the tool by testing it on its own headquarters in Sandyford, Dublin.

Nima has recruited three new vice-chairs and an additional non-executive director.

“Digital transformation isn’t about adopting new tools or platforms; the key to success lies in consistent implementation of practical solutions.” So says Steve Webster, chief infrastructure officer at Watercare Services in New Zealand.

Cemex has introduced i-Con, a data-driven, digital solution designed to measure concrete maturity.

The minimum requirements for project managers’ understanding of information management and digital technology have been set out in a new competence framework.

The December edition of the 21CC podcast is now live, featuring stories about refugees working in UK construction, the logistical challenges of the site Christmas lunch, and the epic project to build the Grand Egyptian Museum.

BAM is seeking improved planning by being the first contractor to engage with a combination of Elecosoft’s Asta Powerproject project management software and an AI co-pilot from Nodes & Links.

Frameclad used Trimble’s Tekla Structures software during the delivery of the ‘Chocolate Factory’ mixed-use development in North London. Located in Wood Green, the project contains office, studio, workshop and residential…

Atvero, the document management platform, has been acquired by CRM, project and resource management software specialist, CMap.

To make the most of digital technology, you must focus on people. That’s the key theme of the second webinar at the Global Construction Summit.

Virtual reality versions of built environments are a valid platform for testing users’ response to designs, according to new research from Sweden.

What really mattered in BIM and digital construction in 2022? We’ve crunched the data to compile the 10 most read stories on BIMplus overall this year.

Is augmented reality the answer to construction’s many woes of the moment? Can you afford to build without it? David Mitchell has the answers to those questions.

Xbim secured victory at Cobuilder’s recent hackathon after demonstrating how its platform could integrate with Cobuilder’s Define digital data dictionary to undertake a life cycle assessment.

NHS Scotland’s information, asset and facilities managers are going through “huge cultural change” to ensure the successful roll-out of a CDE developed by Bentley Systems.