Infrastructure

By 2030, global infrastructure spending is projected to reach new heights soon. New technologies are transforming how we build and maintain critical systems.

Digital Blueprints

Building Information Modeling (BIM) and digital twin technologies allow for virtual design and testing that streamline construction processes and reduce costs.

Bumps on the Road Ahead

While technological progress enhances infrastructure systems, challenges may emerge by 2030. However, with expertise, obstacles present opportunities:

Reskilling Workforces: New competencies are required across complex construction, engineering and facilities management sectors.
Regulation Realities: Evolving sustainability, safety and digital standards add complexity. Streamlined compliance benefits all.
Aging Infrastructure: Strategies are needed to upgrade aging assets while extending service life through advanced materials and predictive maintenance.
Funding Shortfalls: Innovative financing models help address budget constraints facing public infrastructure networks.

Navigating Disruption

Workforce Transformation supports reskilling as new skillsets are required across complex supply chains. Compliance Complexities are managed through regulatory consulting and strategy.

Investment Strategies are developed considering technological, economic and environmental trends shaping 30-year asset lifecycles.