We recently published our NBS Construction Technology Report. This was a survey of over 500 construction professionals, mainly based in the UK. This was a
healthy sample size based on the number of construction professionals in the UK.
The report is a mixture of an analysis of the survey and also some opinion pieces from small, medium and large sized organisations that are pushing the boundaries with technology in the industry. We also received a thought-leadership piece from Microsoft (rather than single out one of the construction tech firms that more traditionally lead the design tech or construction tech spaces).
Some snippets below in this blog post. Link to download the full report for free at the bottom of the post.
One final point to address, we
know that technology is not the
only of topic of importance in the industry. We have previously published surveys into sustainability, contracts+law, specification and BIM - but we thought that technology is such a game changer, that it deserved a report of its own.
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| Opinion piece from Ben Highfield Microsoft looking at how leaders can adopt digital technologies to achieve their goals |
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| An article from myself, looking at external drivers, technology opportunities and the power of structured data in the cloud |
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| An example of some of the charts from the survey |
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Which digital tools are being used by the UK industry, in 2019, for the key tasks
- the report breaks down this in further detail |
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| Alistair Kell from BDP has been a long time contributor to NBS (including our very first BIM roundtable in 2010) |
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| Glenn Tate who is one of the leaders at Ryder when it comes to digital strategy |
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| Rob Jackson who set up and runs the Bond Bryan Digital business |
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| Nick Ainscough from IBI Group who is working has led IBI's BIM approach since 2014 |
Hopefully this blog post has been a bit of a taster for the report, download it for free now:
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https://www.thenbs.com/knowledge/nbs-construction-technology-report-2019
We recently published our NBS Construction Technology Report. This was a survey of over 500 construction professionals, mainly based in the UK. This was a healthy sample size based on the number of construction professionals in the UK.
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