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One of the curious things about the construction industry is the perception of it as inefficient and technologically backward, yet it has been at the forefront of many scientific and technical advance for centuries. From Gothic cathedrals t...
It is widely recognised there are differences between industries in the way that technology is adopted, adapted and applied, but differences within industries generally get less attention. Technology adoption within industries depends on th...
There has been little or no growth in construction industry productivity for many decades, and there have been many different reasons given. These include larger and more complex buildings, longer and more global supply chains, increased re...
This year has seen artificial intelligence (AI) enter the mainstream. After decades of development, new methods of machine learning (ML) led to the release in November 2022 of Chat GPT by OpenAI, followed by GPT-4 and other large language m...
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I taught construction economics at University of NSW, University of Technology Sydney and Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction. Books include Modern Construction Economics and Creative Destruction and Construction of the Built Environment.
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