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Recruitment bottlenecks and border rules are threatening delivery of New Zealand's NZ$10.1 billion infrastructure pipeline.
Projects that kept ferries running, roads safer and power supply secure were among the winners at Civil Contractors New Zealand’s awards in Wellington.
Warnings that Australia’s builders are at breaking point have prompted calls for urgent reform to deliver the USD $110 billion pipeline.
Honeywell's systems will help to manage the building's energy usage and to provide a comfortable living experience.
Labour and supply chain pressures could slow the sector’s rebound, despite forecast construction growth of 5.5% this year.
Ingram Micro is back with more smashing tech deals to see your organisation through those cold winter days and nights ahead.
Construction firms risk wasting software spend unless they map workflows, win staff buy-in and phase rollouts to prove time and cost savings.
Delays and cost overruns in New Zealand infrastructure could ease if owners and contractors shared risk and data, Rob Bryant says.
A decade after the quake, engineers say steel buildings proved far tougher than expected, with extra no-damage protection costing little more.
IT security professionals and developers aren't completely confident in their ability to defend against another SolarWinds/Codecov-style supply chain attack.
Digital transformation is driving optimism and opportunities for APAC construction sector, according to new research by InEight.
AVEVA and RIB Software partner to drive construction assurance, efficiency, and sustainability. Integration to enhance AVEVA's Project Execution portfolio.
An informed supply chain is a connected supply chain, which results in better services in medical sector, writes Cloudera country manager for ANZ Nick Hoskins.
Supply chain revamps could propel the ANZ construction sector, reveals Frost and Sullivan; firms eye digital tools to tackle inefficiencies post-COVID.
Aqua Security has found a rise in cyberattacks targeting container infrastructure and supply chains, with 50% of vulnerable targets attacked within one hour.
InEight has integrated with Microsoft Dynamics 365 to provide construction companies with a unified enterprise platform to improve project visibility.
Global platform SoftwareONE finds a digitised supply chain has become necessary for building business efficiency.
According to Catch Group, catch.com.au's current warehouse management system can no longer meet the company's business requirements.
Remi AI secures funding in first external capital raise, with new investor Boab AI and plans for accelerated product development.
Trackunit expands in Asia Pacific with new Australian office and regional headquarters in Singapore, aiming to advance digitization in the construction sector.