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By Lisa James, Business Development Manager, Resolve Insight<\/em><\/p>\n We recently had the pleasure of attending two industry events \u2013 The Future of Construction (#FCON2023) and the Property Council of Australia\u2019s behind-the-scenes of the Atlassian Central project\u2013 that were both engaging and inspiring and led us to the conclusion that the construction industry is ripe for change; and by change, we mean embracing the digital world.<\/p>\n That being said, we know that the prospect of change can bring challenges for some, especially in an industry known for sticking to the old-guard and tried-and-tested ways of doing things.<\/p>\n While there is nothing inherently wrong with this approach, it\u2019s a mindset we encounter all too often, so we are always open to encouraging a healthy discourse about how digital tools \u2013 such as comprehensive 3D prototypes, for example \u2013 can not only benefit a construction, engineering or design business, but also transform the way work is done while vastly improving efficiency.<\/p>\n At Resolve Insight, we\u2019re no strangers to empowering change in the construction industry and implementing digital innovations into our own operations. In fact, whether we\u2019re working on data centres, infrastructure projects, commercial towers, or airport carousels, we\u2019re constantly adapting \u2013 and in some cases, building new technology \u2013 to streamline the way a design is created and then built.<\/p>\n Drawing from the many discussions we\u2019ve had with prospective clients and others in the industry, here are some thought starters we hope will inspire you and your team to open the door to digital innovation and the many efficiencies they deliver.<\/p>\n