
Challenges facing businesses on the road to digital transformation
Our recent research study with Cranfield University highlighted 7 key challenges impacting businesses ability to implement a digital transformation programme.
Driving digital transformation on route to growth
The UK economy is on the road to recovery which has caused a rise in demand for highly-engineered products. Manufacturers must now ensure that they have well-developed digital transformation plans in place.
Decarbonisation: a defining moment for carbon-intensive industries
To plot their path to net-zero, businesses will need to instigate a bespoke decarbonisation roadmap and demonstrate their willingness to adapt their operations and systems.
Construction cost transformation – Foundations of a successful programme
For leaders of construction firms, we outline three foundations for successful cost transformation programmes that could help achieve double-digital margins.
White paper: Achieving Net Zero Manufacturing
Download our latest white paper in which we share insights from research with 152 C-Suite executives at UK-based manufacturers on achieving net zero manufacturing.
Decarbonisation: The biggest industrial challenge of our time
With the UK government likely to set tighter environmental regulations, manufacturers will need to take action to decarbonise their own activities and those of their supply chains.
Cost leadership and green transformation
Construction firms could be making more of opportunities to reduce costs and drive profitability by undergoing a cost-led ESG transformation
Decarbonising the way to rail recovery
To achieve the target of net zero by 2050, the rail industry has a lot to do. As TOCs prepare for the return of normal services, is there an opportunity to accelerate decarbonisation programmes at the same time?
Driving costs, productivity and pace in construction projects
Poor productivity and pace slippage in construction costs money and damages projects margins. We explore how productivity can be measured and improved.