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RICS Digitalisation of Construction Report 2022 News
27 May 2022
Rising costs and lack of skilled professionals hindering UK?s construction?s efforts to digitise and meet ESG goals
News from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, UK
RICS Digitalisation in Construction Report 2022
·    Inaugural report shows biggest barriers to improving the construction sector is cost and lack of access to the right skills.
·    Nearly two-fifths (37%) of professionals see digital twins and BIM as being highly beneficial to their organisations in implementing ESG goals
·    Climate change targets have been set by the sector, but digital tools are not being deployed to full potential.
RICS Digitalisation of Construction Report 2022 – Responses
Chartered surveyors across the world have today highlighted that cost and a lack of skilled professionals are not only hampering workloads but are also holding back the construction sector from progressing in terms of innovation and sustainable practices, detailed in the first RICS Digitalisation in construction report.
The report, which gathered responses from over 2,500 members worldwide, set out to assess how advanced practices like BIM and digital twins were used within organisations, looking at their current use, the resulting improvements and some of the challenges that were holding firms back from advancements ...