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Where are your projects falling behind and how far can you catch up?

Nearly half of all active work is behind schedule in a typical week. Nearly three-quarters of construction activities miss their planned start date. The typical construction activity finishes 5.3 weeks late. These insights are drawn from the first detailed report from Buildots Intelligence Labs, which lays bare the industry's project planning and productivity issues. The post Where are your projects falling behind and how far can you catch up? appeared first on Construction Management.
Planning, digital PMO, data and gateways top Digital Construction Summit agenda

Project planning, digital PMO, data and Building Safety Act gateways top the agenda of this year's Digital Construction Summit. The post Planning, digital PMO, data and gateways top Digital Construction Summit agenda appeared first on Construction Management.
A2 Engine tool to speed up early planning around ground movement

A digital platform called Gemma has been launched to help engineers assess ground movements during early project planning. The post A2 Engine tool to speed up early planning around ground movement appeared first on Construction Management.
The Rising Importance of Material Lifecycle Costs in Construction Project Planning

The post The Rising Importance of Material Lifecycle Costs in Construction Project Planning appeared first on UK Construction Blog. For decades, construction project planning has been dominated by upfront cost considerations. Tender evaluations, procurement decisions, and material selection have often prioritized initial purchase price over long-term performance. However, as projects become more complex and margins tighter, this approach is increasingly proving inadequate. In modern construction environments, materials are expected to perform reliably over extended […]
Louisiana Transportation Dept. Adopts Subsurface Data Tool

After Bentley Systems acquired subsurface modeling firm Seequent in 2021 for $1.05 billion, then-CEO Greg Bentley noted in 2023 that the potential for bringing subsurface data into digital twins and project planning was only starting to be tapped in construction.