Survey results show a higher proportion of men secure the highest salaries compared to women

A job title with ‘digital’ in it offers a better salary than one with ‘BIM’ in it. That’s one of the key findings from the Women in BIM Digital Construction Global Work Survey 2024

Dr Graham Kelly, managing director at Okana (formerly BIM Academy), discusses how digital transformation and the pace of change in construction can help to attract the next generation of built environment professionals

BIM for Housing Associations programme manager Su Butcher sat down with CM to explain how she is helping the sector improve their information management – and the challenges they face.

Ensuring project stakeholders understand the “common objective” when using geospatial information systems is key to successful delivery

The built environment’s sector progress on climate change has come to a standstill, Paul Morrell has said in an interview with Cohesive’s chief value officer David Philp at this year Digital Construction Summit.

A selection of readers’ comments about news and issues in the industry from across the CIOB community.

Zainab Anwar and Olivia Jenkins consider the potential value of multiple AI-driven technologies on construction projects.

Drone pilots at Sellafield have successfully completed two significant test flights to 3D map and test radiation levels during the site’s decommissioning. The successful deployment of the Flyability Elios 3…

The Digital Construction Awards health and safety winners showed the benefits of investing in technology, writes Lesley McLeod.

The new Building Information Modelling (BIM) Specialist course is aimed at professionals and graduates

Construction managers and bosses can boost their career prospects and attract talent into their companies by becoming “influencers” on social media platforms, two LinkedIn super-users who work in the industry tell the CIOB’s new podcast, 21CC.

A new podcast from the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) launches today with a mission to probe the future of construction.

The Digital Construction Awards attracted more than 140 entries, 62 of which have been shortlisted. Here we detail the shortlist for the Contractor of the Year category.

This category will reward the digital consultancy that has demonstrated excellence and helped their clients transform their businesses or projects through the adoption of digital processes and technologies.

The DCA Collaboration category recognises the best use of digitalisation/digital methodologies and/or technologies to enhance collaboration between two or more organisations on a project, at any level of the supply chain.

SymTerra has launched SymPlan: a scheduling and workflow feature that, the start-up claims, connects scheduling, BIM and construction management with the full supply chain on one platform for the first time. 

Ahead of his presentation at Digital Construction Week, Scott McLean of BAM reviews the role of information management in delivering the Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Programme (AIMP) for the British Antarctic Survey (BAS).