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Apprenticeships providing a world of opportunity
More and more young people are viewing apprenticeships as the preferred option to launch a career in engineering. -
Searching for silver linings amidst the Brexit clouds
Matthew Farrow looks at the implications of Brexit for environmental consultancy businesses. -
Opportunities looming for Chinese collaboration
Despite it's unpredictable economic state, China remains a key country to watch and collaborate with for infrastructure leaders. -
Game-changing lessons from Denmark
Denmark's national rail signalling programme offers some key lessons for the global rail sector. -
The appliance of data science
Data science is changing the way that infrastructure companies go about their work. -
Alternative financing for infrastructure: liquidity in private alternative asset funds
Alternative asset funding should be at the heart of infrastructure financing discussions, as it provides dynamism and flexibility. -
Driving for work - a business risk all firms need to consider
Work-related driving should be on every company's list of business risks. -
Keeping private investment in the rail sector on track
Recent recommendations for encouraging private sector investment in the rail sector are good news for the industry, says Turner & Townsend's infrastructure boss. -
Government cost benefit analysis of infrastructure must improve
Government's use of cost benefit analysis must improve according to new report by Institute for Government. -
Propelling legacy systems into real time
While businesses contemplate acquiring new Internet of Things solutions, leaders must first evaluate their existing technology infrastructure according to Jason Kay.