Integrated business systems, or what is sometimes referred to as a Construction ERP, have struggled to meet the needs of the construction and engineering industry for some time.

Latest global predictions suggest that spending on new infrastructure projects has now overtaken spending on property construction and will continue to lead for the next decade.

Within the Construction and Engineering (C&E) sector, a connected supply chain is more than just an efficiency driver—it’s a significant competitive advantage.

In the construction and engineering industry having effective financial control is much more than producing a set of monthly accounts.

Prediction 1:  The number of construction companies that deliver service and maintenance to increase to 50% by 2025. (Contractors need to become Total Asset Lifecycle Service Providers)

Asset owners and stakeholders demand ever more from both your construction projects and your day-to-day operations.

This article looks at the opportunities presented by delivering the full asset lifecycle business model, the transformative digital journey required, and the enterprise software capabilities firms must embrace to be able to compete.

In this webinar, we discuss modular construction in more detail and analyze how this construction method will continue to evolve, expanding on the changes needed for its continued usage in the industry.