Gleeds has appointed Ian Shearer as global chief information officer to support its digital transformation journey.

Digital transformation of the built environment is an urgent necessity given the industry’s skills crisis

Ray Simpson explains how to streamline digital transformation and the outcomes contractors can expect.

CIOB’s new head of client development, Linda Stevens, tells Neil Gerrard how the institute will help clients improve their project outcomes.

Carbon accounting, gravity sensors that can identify underground hazards and hyper-local weather forecasting are among the latest innovations to join HS2 Ltd’s Innovation Accelerator programme.

The Digital Construction Summit, the key annual event for digital decision-makers in the built environment sector, will take place on 13-15 September.

How much further can the design for manufacture and assembly (DfMA) approach go? Joel Hutchines calls for data to drive design for constructability.

Having been a CIOB member since 1992, I have gained a vast amount of practical experience working mainly on reinforced concrete structures, basements and steel frames on industrial projects.

The construction equipment sector is raising productivity levels through tech investment. Peter Haddock talks to plant’s digital innovators.

Construction software supplier Zutec has developed a customisable solution to help those in housebuilding comply with Part L. It enables geo-located photos to be captured, correctly labelled, centrally stored and traced back to a property before being submitted to the assessor for sign off.

A new Endoscopy Unit at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn aims to be a flagship for digital innovation and modular construction. CM reports.

Tickets for this year’s Digital Construction Awards are now on sale.

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has formed a new partnership with he Buildings Client Group (BCG) to drive digital innovation across the built environment sector.

Digital building platform service provider Glodon explores the challenges and solutions of the new digital transformation in construction.

What should the home of the future look like? How should it work to enhance the lives of those living it and minimise its and its occupants’ impact on the planet?

National Highways (formerly Highways England) will create a digital twin of its roads and expand the use of semi-automated plant, according to its new Digital Roads 2025 strategy.