It’s imperative, then, that construction companies who have not done so yet begin the process of digital transformation in order to compete with new market entrants (and their more reactive peers). But where does one begin?

The 2019 BIM World edition will take place from Tuesday April 2 until Wednesday April 3 at Porte de Versailles, in Paris.

FINALCAD was thrilled to take part in Europe’s Women in Construction event that took place earlier this month in Amsterdam. The event was hosted by Maddox Events at Rai Conference Centre on December 5-6, and was a great success with about 400 construction professionals attending the conference.

Since the beginning of our activities, we have spent time equipping professionals from the infrastructure industry with digital technologies to help them optimize their work. We have now developed a certain expertise that has proven to be efficient in the field, but to do so we first had to adapt to the infrastructure sector specificities by working on a wide scope of projects.

Just like many types of construction fields, railway projects are now adopting digital technologies. SNCF Réseau is a perfect example of a pioneering company in this specialized field. Full coverage below.

In 2018, Indonesian specialist PT PP made the decision to initiate the digital transformation of its activities with FINALCAD. A real-size test has been performed in Sumatra's new highway construction project named "Tol Trans Sumatera" before a larger scale deployment on the 2,000km of this project.

Safety is of utmost importance in any construction project; whether it be in the building, infrastructure or energy sectors, it should always be a main preoccupation. Indeed, based on the latest published Eurostat data, more than 20% of all fatal accidents at work in Europe (EU28) happened within the construction industry. That makes it the industry with the highest number of fatal accidents.