...) Damage evaluation Zhou et al. (2018) construction industry drone information technology innovation stakeholder technology UAV UN SDG 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure Drones are aircraft without human pilots aboard (Liu et al., 2014). The history...

... through the asset life cycle. 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited Published with permission by Emerald Publishing Limited under the CC-BY 4.0 license. (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Building Information Modelling (BIM) built environment digital twin information technology...

... Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2024 health & safety information technology Thames Tideway Tunnel tunnels & tunnelling virtual reality The architecture, engineering, construction and operation (AECO) sector has witnessed several key challenges in recent years: low...

... & safety information technology safety & hazards spatio-temporal safety analysis Construction is one of the most dangerous industries due to the continuous change in the construction environment. Over time, the previously safest route may have become hazardous – for example, tools dropping...

... towards sustaining, improving, and increasing a viable construction workforce. Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2025 construction construction programmes construction skills construction student education and training information technology recruitment Several issues...

... et al., 2017 ; Lu et al., 2015 , 2016). (corresponding author: [email protected]) 10 08 2021 20 12 2021 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2022 construction information technology procurement project management The interviews...

... by the links in reinforcing loop R4 in Figure 1 . (corresponding author: [email protected]) 23 11 2020 12 01 2021 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2022 business information technology planning & scheduling A factor in the successful delivery of construction...

... ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2020 business information technology management In the recent McKinsey report The Next Normal in Construction, Ribeirinho et al. (2020) outlined future trends, which call for transforming construction from a fragmented project...

[email protected]) 16 12 2019 22 05 2020 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2020 information technology social impact sustainability The fourth industrial revolution is transforming the world at a rapid pace, and the development and use of technologies within industrial activities...

... in performance’ (Rowan, 2019). Despite the GDPR, cross-world nations/institutions are working on regulations and standards, such as the following: in the UK, the British Standards Institution in its draft proposal on ‘information technology – artificial intelligence – risk management standards...

... in innovation and avoid ‘groupthink’ failures (Greco et al., 2017). However, there is limited evidence that project performance is showing any significant improvement and many projects continue to exhibit abject performance metrics (Locatelli, 2018). information technology management project...

... aims to stimulate discussion and debate in this area and encourage the development of a more critical voice to supplement the technocratic optimism that currently surrounds Construction 4.0. information technology management social impact The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) is underway...

... (BIM) information technology management Investment in the construction industry is, of course, extremely welcome and much needed, but in the absence of targeted investment in initiatives that will close gender gaps and improve equity of opportunity, the strategy fails both to acknowledge...

... activities? At the heart of this question lies the assertion that just because a machine can does not necessarily mean that a machine must. corporate responsibility health & safety information technology This paper emerges from the recent developments in personal monitoring...

... planning and spatial conflict identification. However, these focus only on either planning or monitoring aspects – there is no effective method for planning and monitoring mobile crane operations consistently with real-time control feedback. Developments in information technology, notably cyber–physical...

.... The attributes and functionalities of the proposed solution align with the requirements common to small firms with limited information technology skill and budget. Consequently, this solution can be of great benefit for their data projects. According to Mutis and Issa (2012) , integrating data from...

... was officially opened to regular traffic. These other tests were carried out with varying speeds, gradually increasing the speed by 20 km/h. The highest measured speed was above 220 km/h, which is higher than the maximum speed allowed for any train in the national network. information technology...

... contractors and subcontractors in Hong Kong and outside Hong Kong. ([email protected]) 30 06 2017 04 07 2017 communications & control systems information technology project management Having completed an extensive consultation and study in May 2000, the Working Group...

... Publishing: All rights reserved 2016 Building Information Modelling (BIM) information technology project management There are some limitations to the current methods of measuring productivity in the construction industry, which have been reported by researchers (Lim, 1996 ; Nasir et al...

... 2015 17 06 2015 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2015 information technology infrastructure planning statistical analysis The data were summarised by respondent’s characteristics, as shown in Table 2 . These figures reflect the state of the AEC industry...