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Data and digital technologies have revolutionised many industries, and the construction industry is no exception. These technologies have revolutionised how we design, build, and operate buildings. In order to implement digitalisation successfully in construction projects, all stakeholders must be considered and the benefits of digital tools must be leveraged for sustainable growth.

"Digitalisation is revolutionising the construction industry, and to stay ahead, stakeholders must embrace cutting-edge trends like Digital Twins, integrated platforms, modular construction, and IoT devices. It's time to transform how we design, build, and operate buildings for a sustainable future." said Cristina Savian.

There are several trends to watch for long-term success as industry goals and technology keep evolving.

Moving Beyond BIM to Digital Twins

As one of the most widely used digital tools in the construction industry, Building Information Modelling (BIM) allows construction teams to create digital models of buildings that can be used to visualise and plan construction projects. As powerful as BIM is for planning and designing buildings, Digital Twins take this concept to the next level by creating a virtual replica of the building that can be used for monitoring, analysing, and optimising its performance. Digital Twins can be used to predict and prevent potential problems before they occur, which is one of their major advantages. As a result, building owners and operators can optimise performance, reduce costs, and improve user experiences. We can expect to see even more innovative applications of Digital Twins in the construction industry as more data becomes available and analytical tools become more sophisticated.