The Digital Construction Awards attracted 170-plus entries this year, 85 of which have been shortlisted. Here, we detail the finalists for the Asset Management Best Practice award.

Industry experts share their essential advice for managing challenging discussions in the workplace

The Best Workplaces for Wellbeing list recognises organisations that demonstrate a commitment to employee wellbeing

The 2024 UK’s Best Workplaces for Development list celebrates companies that are committed to employees’ long-term growth

Gleeds’ chair Richard Steer explores the current workplace battle over the working from home conundrum

To mark Black History Month, two professionals from Gleeds share their experience of being an ethnic minority in the construction industry

Why the post-pandemic workplace, with fewer in-person interactions, will have a huge impact on the next generation of construction professionals

The built environment needs to find uses and solutions to the ‘Marie Celeste buildings’ that no-one wants to retrofit or tranform, writes Gleeds’ Graham Harle.

Lauren Parsons, business analyst with FM Conway, is the deserving winner of the Rising Star accolade at the Digital Construction Awards 2023.

Mott MacDonald is the first company to complete buildingSmart International’s (bSI) openBIM accelerator programme in order to advance openBIM workflows within its operations.

BuildingSmart International CEO Clive Billiald has delivered an update on the next steps for the IFC scheme, notably the 4.3, 4.4 and 5 standards.

BIMcollab is sponsoring the Digital Construction Champion of the Year at the Digital Construction Awards 2023.

Laing O’Rourke continues to see the automotive sector as an inspiration for improved construction: it has turned to Polestar to source a new head of technology.

BIM Academy technologist Murillo Piazzi outlines why ISO 19650-5 and taking a security-minded approach to information matters to your business.

As the week draws to a close, CM rounds up the construction stories you may have missed over the past seven days.

Public infrastructure projects like schools and universities are well suited to MMC and helping clients to overcome unfounded quality concerns can lead to significant time, efficiency and cost benefits, says James Garner.

George Parsons, Gleeds graduate project manager, has been working in Peru on an extended placement, part of the ARCC programme which, among other projects, is reconstructing infrastructure after 2017’s El Niño flooding.

Gleeds has launched a new advisory business in preparation for an expected wave of construction disputes in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic.