Digital infrastructure
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Putting cyber security at the heart of our approach
Cyber security should be a board level issue, says Nick Roberts. -
Smart infrastructure revolution needs investment, innovation and collaboration to succeed
The future success of the smart infrastructure revolution has reached a tipping point. But, says CSIC director Jennifer Schooling, industry collaboration is vital. -
Investment in manufacturing robotics could boost UK economy by £60bn in a decade
Investing an additional £1.2bn into manufacturing processes, to increase robotics and automation over the next decade could add as much as £60.5bn to the UK economy over the next decade, forecasts new research from Barclays. -
How digital road management could save the UK £300bn by 2030
Applying smart systems to our road network will reduce congestion and save the economy billions, says Fraser MacDonald. -
Video: Bentley Systems reality modelling enhances US Papal visit to Philadelphia
Probono work and latest Acute 3D digital mapping technology from Bentley underpins Pope Francis's recent visit to Philadelphia in September. -
Time to plan for easy tech upgrades in built to last infrastructure
Industry needs to work with technology companies to create infrastructure that is built to last 100 years but that can have its tech regularly upgraded, says Nick Roberts -
Switched on: Wifi and Bluetooth data give drivers real travel time through roadworks
New system also tags traffic management teams to check their locations and aid safety. -
Harnessing digital systems following disasters
The New Zealand earthquake of 2011 provided an opportunity for digital infrastructure to prove its worth in times of crisis, says Thomas Joseph. -
Game changer - modelling the future with dynamic simulation
SimCity is becoming reality as dynamic simulation models allow cities to adapt their masterplans as political and social needs change and to trial what if’s to see the potential effects of future trends, says Elisabete Silva. -
Crowdfunding – a new model for infrastructure investment?
The 21st Century will be about projects for people, funded by the people, suggests Sam Stephens.