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Five ways to drive exceptional performance using data
Business intelligence and analytics are exploding in popularity but how can infrastructure apply these tools. Chris Gage explains. -
Growth with constrained resources means working harder but smarter
Matching infrastructure growth with available resources requires new thinking around collaboration, says Antony Oliver. -
It’s not the price of fish that’s bothering us … it’s homes
WSP has a solution to London’s housing crisis – build on top of hospitals, schools and other public buildings. Now it wants to know what you think. Bill Price explains. -
SuDs – seven years late and not a moment too soon
Sustainable drainage systems will finally go ahead in the spring, not automatically to a high standard but better than further delays, says EIC’s Sam Ibbott. -
The continuing imperative for carbon reduction
The IPCC’s stark warning on climate change this week is the strongest call yet to deliver radical carbon reduction across the sector, says Adrian Johnson of MWH. -
Message from the editor | Issue 05 | October 14
The future for infrastructure cannot just be about chasing down the cost. Changing behaviours is critical says Antony Oliver. -
The lights will be on but will anyone stay home to invest in UK infrastructure?
The search for low carbon must lead us to the become more attractive to investors, says Antony Oliver -
Delivering in ‘the Zone’
David Waboso explains how incorporating operational railway requirements into traditional time/cost/quality planning keeps the Tube running even while it is being upgraded. -
Shale gas: Not an easy win
This week is the deadline for the latest round of applications for onshore oil and gas licences. What are likely to be the key issues in the months ahead? Matthew Farrow suggests a top three. -
Have your say on the industry in 2050
Construction Industry Council’s BIM2050 Group is seeking young professionals as new members to shape the future of the construction industry, says it’s chief executive Graham Watts.
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