If you turn data into information, you can use that information to exert greater control over a construction project. That was one of the key messages from Buildots at a recent Global Construction Summit webinar focused on performance-driven construction management.

The key to boosting construction project efficiency lies in shifting focus from solely what is being delivered to how it is being executed, according to Buildots. By optimising the underlying efficiency factors of a project, direct impacts on the project timeline can be achieved, steering clear of familiar delays.

If you’re tired of the mounting delays, systemic inefficiencies, budget overruns, and constant changes that have become the accepted norm in construction, it’s time to embrace performance-driven construction management.

Engaging with people and understanding their fears are the keys to successful digital transformation and technology implementation.

The Global Construction Summit 2023 starts tomorrow (Tuesday) so time is running out to watch the webinars live.

To make the most of digital technology, you must focus on people. That’s the key theme of the second webinar at the Global Construction Summit.

he three key elements to successful implementation of 4D BIM are to start early, have as much detail as possible and get the project team on board, according to James Bowles, founder of 4D specialist Freeform.

People and cultural change are the key challenges to Skanska driving adoption of BIM across its global operations now that there are enough tools.

Embrace digital technology to improve site safety: that was Laing O’Rourke’s message during the Global Construction Summit.

From 4D and 5D BIM to information management to safety: there’s plenty of best practice to learn from around the world at the Global Construction Summit on 22-24 February.

The implementation of 4D and 5D BIM and improving safety will both be debated during the Global Construction Summit.

The challenge of proving the benefits of information management will be debated during the Global Construction Summit.

The CIOB and GCR have launched the Global Construction Summit. It will take place virtually on 22-23 February 2022.