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News WSP and Microsoft set to drive digital transformation in $1bn deal WSP and Microsoft want to drive digital transformation in the built environment after agreeing a seven-year global strategic partnership. The agreement represents a potential combined financial commitment and investment of $1bn-plus.
Marginal gains and proactive interventions: success through Performance Driven Construction Management
