A podcast series from PwC exploring how technology and innovation is changing capital projects and the wider infrastructure and real estate industries.
The UK government’s ambition is to build 300,000 new homes a year, and one million by the end of this parliament. But there are continued concerns amo...
The COVID-19 pandemic; government responses; the environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) agenda and push towards net zero; and the accele...
Major capital projects are experiencing much uncertainty - from delivery timelines to understanding supply chain networks. All due to the challenges c...
The richness of data available on capital projects allows the managers of those projects to benchmark their time, process, quality and spend across th...
Increasingly complex capital projects become more exposed to sophisticated and interrelated risks. The likelihood of project failure can loom large. N...
New technology and innovation promises to drive significant benefit across the asset lifecycle, but successful implementation means navigating challen...
The real estate market is fundamentally changing and the way people are going to be using spaces and what they are using them for is changing as well....
The real estate market is fundamentally changing and the way people are going to be using spaces and what they are using them for is changing as well....
Building Information Modelling (BIM) seems to have an image problem. As a process for creating and managing digital information on a construction proj...
Cycle hire and public bike share schemes are thriving in many towns and cities across the globe. The bikes and their infrastructure are a valuable sou...