It takes time to demonstrate the case for digital change, but will result in better adoption and positive value creation, say David Philp and Charlene Burkmar from CIOB’s innovation advisory panel.

Data, ethics and the law are the first topics to consider when bringing AI into a construction project or organisation.

The CIOB AI playbook, launched this week, proposes a 12-step strategy for implementing AI into an organisation and its workflows.

The CIOB is preparing to launch a playbook focused on AI’s role in construction. Ahead of the publication, it staged an online conference about the issue.

In the sixth in a short series of Q&As to mark the turning of the year, David Philp, chief value office at Cohesive and chair of the CIOB’s innovation advisory group, reveals his highlights from last year and his hopes for 2024. Read on to find out why there’s an image of Taylor Swift at the top of this page…

“Saying the AI got it wrong is like saying the dog ate my homework.” So said Buro Happold global director of commercial, legal and digital risks May Winfield in the opening session of the Digital Construction Summit.

NHS Scotland is set to digitise the design, build, and maintenance of its assets with the help of an interactive toolkit from the Construction Innovation Hub (CIH).