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Perspectives
We’ve gathered our experience and intelligence in one place to provide you with our latest thoughts, reports and insights.
Perspective
16 March 2023
A digital-first approach: transforming performance in major programmes
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Perspective
28 February 2023
Asia-Pacific data centre client teams become more hands-on to hit delivery targets
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Perspective
22 February 2023
Five steps to improving financial provisions for mine closure
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How to create opportunity from ageing hotels
How to create opportunities from an ageing hotel to ensure longevity and increase profitability.
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What good projects look like in Africa: successful set-up delivers the most reward
In this article we share some of the challenges we encounter on projects – and offer advice on how to mitigate against them in order to get your product to market in the shortest possible time.
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London fit out report - autumn 2016
Our autumn survey of tier one and tier two suppliers tested market sentiment, expected tendering conditions and expected price rises.
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Meeting the challenge of offshore project cost improvement in a strategic and sustainable manner
Operators are now having to come to terms with the realisation that a more strategic and sustainable approach is called for.
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Does the answer to the UK’s productivity puzzle lie across the Atlantic?
The announcement in the Autumn Statement of a major boost in UK infrastructure spending has rightly set the construction industry abuzz.
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Collaborating to drive outperformance: Anglian Water in AMP6
AMP6 is well under way – and one water client has embraced the alliancing concept to the full.
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Managing property portfolios intelligently in Asia - five common mistakes
Why successful global real estate don't always work in Asia.
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Great lean forward
Why efficiency alone is not enough to achieve maximum value