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The past year has seen the construction industry shift from reduced activity levels to real buoyancy and a higher degree of demand. The easing of lockdown restrictions and resurgent business confidence have accelerated client demand since the start of 2021, with total construction new orders spiking by £2billion between the first and second quarters of 2021. Such rapid growth has come with significant inflationary side effects.
A combination of material price volatility, labour shortages and limited visibility for capacity planning risk undermining Northern Ireland’s buoyant construction market.
We are in a time of climate emergency. Organisations taking a programmatic approach to net zero need to define clear targets and understand the technological, behavioural and strategic levers they will use to achieve the right outcomes.
It is imperative that we leverage the growing demand for a new global retrofit market as a vehicle to create a truly 21st century construction sector.
Demand planning is a simple but effective approach which drives productivity and enables confidence in delivery performance.
Defence programmes are some of the most complex and strategically important that any government delivers.