Construction Management, the Chartered Institute of Building and Hilti recently brought together a panel of senior professionals from across the built environment to discuss the industry’s carbon reduction challenge and the role of digitisation.

If the construction supply chain is to decarbonise, it must embrace digital technology. That was the verdict of an expert panel from contractors, suppliers and academia, brought together by CM editor Will Mann.

San Francisco-based tech firm Fieldwire was bought by Hilti to help address the built environment’s productivity problem. Hamish Champ finds out how it works.

Thibaud Lefebvre, Hilti’s GB vice-president, tells Hamish Champ how his company’s smart tools can help the industry slash time-wasting and work more sustainably.

CM takes an in-depth look at Nuron, Hilti’s new cordless battery platform.

Already committed to sustainability and circularity, tool manufacturer Hilti is taking its efforts to the next level.

Hilti has developed a new cordless battery platform which will be introduced in the UK at the end of 2022.

Collaboration is key as construction’s efforts to tackle carbon emissions and embrace circularity gather pace. That’s according to prominent figures from across the supply chain, including two tier-one contractors, construction technology group Hilti and hire firm Speedy in a recent round table discussion