INDUSTRIES
Construction & Infrastructure
Lay the groundwork for successful project delivery.
We are approaching a new era of investment in major infrastructure upgrades.
From tackling the housing crisis to building and reinventing our towns and cities, it has never been more crucial for construction companies to work from a solid foundation.
The rate of change in the operating environment coupled with the challenges of sustainability and cost have led to an increased demand for agile working practices in the construction sector.
With over 30 years' experience, StableLogic are your trusted technology partner and can help you to navigate the complex technology landscape allowing you to focus on what you do best - building the future.
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Key transformations in the construction sector.
Hover over each case study to discover how we are helping leaders in the construction industry transform their businesses.
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Transforming standards of safety in construction with Construction Skills Certification Scheme
The Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) saves lives by ensuring construction workers are trained & qualified, but they needed a modern solution to do more.
StableLogic delivered detailed analytics of card holders, a future model of skills availability & up-to-date employee register, and data for employers to meet their legal requirements.
COST OPTIMISATION
Delivering best-in-class commercial agreements for a FTSE 250 Construction company with Balfour Beatty
Balfour Beatty is a major international infrastructure and construction company based in the UK.
TELECOMs
Building bridges and enhancing productivity through modern collaboration tooling with Costain
Costain Group PLC is a British construction and engineering company with a strong focus on creating connected, sustainable infrastructure that enables people and the planet to thrive.
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The construction industry is experiencing a transformative shift, driven by rapid technological advancements and innovative practices.
From the integration of Building Information Modelling (BIM) to the deployment of artificial intelligence and machine learning, these cutting-edge tools are revolutionising project planning, design, and execution. The adoption of digital twin technology, robotics, and the Internet of Things (IoT) is not only enhancing efficiency and accuracy but also fostering sustainability and safety across construction sites. Additionally, skills shortages and an increased focus on sustainability have put additional pressure on decision-makers in construction.
Skills shortages persist in the construction industry, intensifying pressure on projects and timelines. To tackle this issue, there's a growing call-to-action to attract more young people to apprenticeships and vocational training programs. Addressing this shortage is crucial for ensuring a skilled workforce to meet the industry's demands.
There is an increasing awareness of the environmental impact the construction industry has, leading to stakeholders and investors requiring more commitment from businesses to promote more eco-friendly practices. This focus on sustainability reflects a growing need for construction companies to prioritise environmentally friendly approaches and materials in their projects. Meeting these demands is becoming increasingly crucial for staying competitive and meeting regulatory requirements.
Governments around the world are reforming regulations for the construction sector, requiring organisations to be adaptable to change. This shift in policy is influencing how construction companies operate and comply with regulations. Adapting to these new policies is essential for organisations to remain compliant and competitive in the industry.
New innovations, such as Building Information Modelling (BIM), are revolutionising the construction industry by enabling the creation of three-dimensional (3D) models to represent new buildings. These technologies are reshaping traditional practices and enhancing efficiency throughout the sector. Embracing these innovations is crucial for staying competitive and meeting the evolving demands of the industry.
How We Help Clients
Relevant insights for the construction industry.
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6 Steps of Project Scope Management
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