David Savage writes for The Daily Telegraph: It's time for construction to build a digitised future
Construction partner David Savage has written an article for The Daily Telegraph that looks at how the construction industry needs radical reform and should consider building a digitised future. Read the full article below (subscription required to view full article):
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