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Construction Technology takes a look at the top read stories of 2023
Women in Saudi Arabia are training to become engineers as a result of a raft of wide-ranging legal reforms over the last six years
Navigating the future with Trimble’s VP
Over a quarter say that construction has found its ‘digital feet’ but a third worry they will be left behind by new tech
Once complete, results will be published in a white paper across all KHL construction sites
It was a year of two halves for construction equipment in 2023, with manufacturers working hard to fulfil backlogs generated in 2022, followed by a dip in orders in most markets in the latter part of the year.
TriTrax System delivers smoother, maintenance-free operation
OEM added to Power and Flow Division
Cities with biggest construction cost increases revealed
What could national-level elections this year in the European Union, India, South Africa, UK and USA mean for construction?
Volvo construction equipment expert Tony den Hoed reveals what you need to know
As the construction industry gears up for the opportunities and challenges that 2024 will present, the Construction Briefing has put together a list of some of the most important trade shows taking place this year.
GCCA chief executive Thomas Guillot shares his thoughts on how COP 28 in Dubai went.
In-country construction down, overseas orders are up
As 2023 draws to a close, the latest edition of the Global Construction Guide offers a snapshot of how a range of different sectors of construction have performed.
SJ Cantwell’s Jeff Sparkowich discusses the technology and steps involved in transitioning to digital documentation
Today is the Construction Briefing’s penultimate issue of the year and to round off 2023, we’re bringing you the top 20 articles from the last 12 months.
Amanda Williams, Head of Environmental Sustainability, CIOB on some of the main construction-related discussion points at COP 28
The most-read stories of 2023 (positions 21-40) on International Construction, Construction Europe and in the Construction Briefing revealed.
Xu Shugen speaks with Access International about Dingli’s plans for the future
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