Emma Hooper has become head of R&D at BuildData’s new research institute.

The construction industry must focus on the quality of the data it generates and the skills of those interfacing with it.

Those who specify connected and automated plant can now use a PAS from BSI.

A cloud-based project viewer that enables the visualisation, federation and control of project data leads the raft of new products launched by Hexagon at its Hexagon Live event in Las Vegas this week (12-15 June).

A third of respondents to Mail Manager’s latest annual research are concerned about where project information is stored and information not being readily available.

Swedish-Finnish engineer AFRY turned to Bentley Systems technology when faced with designing a complex 19km test track for truck and bus giant Scania.

National framework provider Pagabo has struck a partnership with digital construction platform Construct.id with the aim of raising standards in the public sector construction procurement

National framework provider Pagabo has struck a partnership with digital construction platform Construct.id with the aim to raise standards in the public sector construction procurement.

Tilbury Douglas, in partnership with Unity, has launched a real-time 3D design package that has product platform construction at its core.

The Construction Innovation Hub is set to continue for six months having secured further funding.

In an already stretched industry, construction insolvencies are at their highest for a decade, writes Kris Hudson.

Sir Robert McAlpine is set to roll out a 360-degree site monitoring tool from Dalux.

Vinci’s clever use of data and AI at a cancer hospital project deservedly took top prize in the Best Use of Data category, sponsored by the UK BIM Alliance, at the Digital Construction Awards last night (12 July).

A round-up of BIM and digital construction stories that you might have missed in the past seven days.

How should construction firms respond to inflationary pressures around the world? Kris Hudson looks at the numbers.

Market volatility, supply disruptions and rising costs are starting to affect project viability, writes Kris Hudson.

Recent ONS data shows new orders rising significantly, but finding talent to fill the skills gap is likely to require long-term investment, writes Kris Hudson.

Jaimie Johnston MBE of Bryden Wood reveals his excitement about the Infrastructure & Project Authority’s Transforming Infrastructure Performance: Roadmap to 2030.