Effective information management is essential in preventing and resolving construction disputes – but there are pitfalls to beware of.

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

There is just one week left to register for the webinars that make up this year’s Digital Construction Summit. The webinars address AI, the golden thread and information management’s role in disputes.

Still struggling with the golden thread? Then sign up for our webinar on the topic.

Information management’s role in disputes is a key topic at this year’s Digital Construction Summit.

Send us your questions about AI to pose to our expert panel during the opening webinar in this year’s Digital Construction Summit

The construction industry needs to reaffirm its commitment to ESG (environment, social and governance) goals. That was the key message from last week’s Digital Construction Summit webinar focused on ESG.

Alex Elderton, head of digital transformation at VolkerFitzpatrick, spoke at the Digital Construction Summit 2023, in association with Elecosoft, about the digital systems changing the contractor’s site operations. Here he picks out three simple tools making a big impact.

Webinars tackling data on HS2 and digital and technology’s role in ESG have been added to the Digital Construction Summit, organised by BIMplus and Construction Management.

Compliance with the golden thread can’t be achieved simply by procuring software or by overloading the building safety regulator with too much data.

From resident requests to supply chain skills, the golden thread panel at the Digital Construction Summit, answered questions from the audience on a range of issues.

Digital construction has a “critical” role to play in achieving net zero in the built environment, according to Skanska UK’s head of environment technical.

Contractor Keltbray has achieved substantial savings across the group since introducing COINS ERP software.

There’s just a week left to register for the Digital Construction Summit, which takes place on 1-10 November.

There’s just a fortnight left to register for the Digital Construction Summit, which take place on 1-10 November. The key event for digital decision-makers in the built environment comprises five webinars, held across four days.

The Digital Construction Summit will now go ahead on 1-10 November. Originally scheduled for 13-15 September, the key event for digital decision-makers in the built environment had to be rescheduled due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

The golden thread, Net Zero and information management top the agenda at the Digital Construction Summit 2022.

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