Let me try a theory on you. The infrastructure leaders of the future should not be defined by their ability to ruffle feathers, to be bombastic in a boardroom, or to weigh into debates as chief trouble-shooter.
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Read morePoor performing projects bring significant repercussions for the client, supply chain and communities. However, with the right tools and a collaborative mentality, it’s possible to get projects back on track to completion.
Read moreThere's a growing trend for the infrastructure sector to turn to other industries such as high tech, manufacturing and retail to look at what informs successful supply chain management. In this article we look at the tools and techniques that infrastructure can adopt or are, surprisingly, already similar.
Read moreChina’s economy grew 6.9 percent in 2017, the fastest since 2015 despite policymakers tightening credit and introducing regulations to cool demand in the property market. It is expected that growth in China’s construction market will ease and settle to a more sustainable pace over the next few years.
Read moreAn analysis of the state of market conditions for corporate fit-outs in São Paulo, including labour, tendering, procurement and risk.
Read moreColombia’s strides towards building a more peaceful nation, following the 2016 agreement with FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia), are expected to deliver an economic premium. Greater economic growth and more political stability are strong platforms for investment in the built environment.
Read moreIn the Middle East, risk management has been largely overshadowed by risk taking and the ill-conceived allocation of risk during the tendering and contract negotiations stages.
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