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QATAR’S WORLD CUP COSTS
The estimated cost of hosting the Qatar World
WHAT’S NEXT?
The industry needs more workers The data also
bauma RETURNS WITH A BANG
A total of 3,200 exhibitors from 60 countries
RECOVERY ON TRACK
China’s economy has struggled, not helped by expanding lockdowns, but new initiatives and infrastructure investment are encouraging some growth,
CONSTRUCTION REBOUNDING
China’s zero tolerance approach to Covid has hurt its economy. While its property market is still overheated, overall indications point to solid growth for construction,
ROAD CONSTRUCTION GOES GREEN
Road building is embracing new equipment and processes on its journey to cutting emissions,
LOOKING UPWARD
Robert Hauser, CEO of Doka, tells Andy Brown about the company’s approach to data, sustainability, and growth
WEARABLE THE FUTURE
Worker safety is imperative for every company – could wearable technology be the solution to mitigate risks on-site? CATRIN JONES looks at the products on the market and their potential for enhancing productivity
HIGHLIGHTS
BILLIONS FOR BIM The global Building Information Modelling
‘MILESTONE’ FOR CAT ’S BATTERY ELECTRIC MINING TRUCK
CATERPILLAR SAYS ITS ELECTRIC TRUCKS WILL SOON BE
TECH THAT ’S OUT OF THIS WORLD
NASA has awarded ICON, developers of construction technologies
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE DATA
There has never been more data in the construction industry than there is today and making intelligent use of it has never been more important. Andy Brown speaks to Trackunit CEO, Soeren Brogaard, about the future of data and crowdsourcing connectivity
SHOWCASING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
World of Concrete returns once again to Las Vegas with a special focus this time on sustainability
MAINTAINING SUPPLY
The events of the last few years have significantly impacted supply chains. Catrin Jones looks at how companies are mitigating disruption and building resilience for the future
'EMISSON-FREE' CONSTRUCTION
Where is it? Stockholm, Sweden When will it
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COMMENT
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
PHOTOS: ADOBE STOCK Visit www.khl.com for your
QATAR’S WORLD CUP COSTS
The estimated cost of hosting the Qatar World
WHAT’S NEXT?
The industry needs more workers The data also
bauma RETURNS WITH A BANG
A total of 3,200 exhibitors from 60 countries
RECOVERY ON TRACK
China’s economy has struggled, not helped by expanding lockdowns, but new initiatives and infrastructure investment are encouraging some growth,
CONSTRUCTION REBOUNDING
China’s zero tolerance approach to Covid has hurt its economy. While its property market is still overheated, overall indications point to solid growth for construction,
ROAD CONSTRUCTION GOES GREEN
Road building is embracing new equipment and processes on its journey to cutting emissions,
LOOKING UPWARD
Robert Hauser, CEO of Doka, tells Andy Brown about the company’s approach to data, sustainability, and growth
WEARABLE THE FUTURE
Worker safety is imperative for every company – could wearable technology be the solution to mitigate risks on-site? CATRIN JONES looks at the products on the market and their potential for enhancing productivity
HIGHLIGHTS
BILLIONS FOR BIM The global Building Information Modelling
‘MILESTONE’ FOR CAT ’S BATTERY ELECTRIC MINING TRUCK
CATERPILLAR SAYS ITS ELECTRIC TRUCKS WILL SOON BE
TECH THAT ’S OUT OF THIS WORLD
NASA has awarded ICON, developers of construction technologies
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE DATA
There has never been more data in the construction industry than there is today and making intelligent use of it has never been more important. Andy Brown speaks to Trackunit CEO, Soeren Brogaard, about the future of data and crowdsourcing connectivity
SHOWCASING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
World of Concrete returns once again to Las Vegas with a special focus this time on sustainability
MAINTAINING SUPPLY
The events of the last few years have significantly impacted supply chains. Catrin Jones looks at how companies are mitigating disruption and building resilience for the future
'EMISSON-FREE' CONSTRUCTION
Where is it? Stockholm, Sweden When will it
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