Construction is ripe for transformative change via AI, so embrace the future, says Estimate One’s Simon Herod.

With judging underway, now is the time to book your table for the Digital Construction Awards.

Deltek has launched an AI-powered assistant, Deltek Dela. It is designed to make it easier for Deltek users to access business intelligence, get assistance and apply automation, in order to increase the efficiency of project delivery.

New digital skills, such as cyber security, digital design and AI, will be in high demand, according to new research from Autodesk.

Galliford Try project manager Barry Kingscote has scooped the prestigious CIOB Construction Manager of the Year at the CIOB Awards 2024.

“I want BIM.” “I want a clash-free model.” “Achieve Level 2 BIM.” “Comply with the BEP.” These are just some of the nonsensical or unachievable contract terms that all levels of the supply chain should be wary of.

There are under two weeks left to enter the Digital Construction Awards 2024. The entry deadline is 5.30pm on Friday 22 March.

The deadline to enter the Digital Construction Awards has been extended by a week to 5.30pm on Friday 22 March.

There are six weeks left to enter the Digital Construction Awards – the industry’s Oscars.

Procore is sponsoring the Digital Construction Awards 2024.

Bluebeam is sponsoring the Digital Construction Awards 2024.

The Digital Construction Awards 2024 are now open for entries. The awards are the Oscars for those involved in information management and digital construction.

From the clever use of existing technology to the cutting edge of hard science, here are the five digital technologies that caught our attention in 2023. 

Autodesk has launched an immersive design review workspace, known as Autodesk Workshop XR.

AI, data, collaboration and efficiency are among the key topics of debate at the Digital Construction Summit 2023 taking place on 11-15 September.

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

Technology which allows autobraking on dump trucks has won the Innovation in Health, Safety and Wellbeing category

Balfour Beatty Atkins won Digital Innovation in Asset Management, sponsored by the Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management, at the Digital Construction Awards last night (4 July) for their work on the A19 Norton to Wynyard project in the North East.