There's an urgent demand for the infrastructure required to achieve climate commitments, the energy transition, and revamped cities, but the engineering sector is facing delivery challenges from talent shortage and a traditional business model. To transform, seven disruptive features have emerged, largely driven by fast-moving changes in software engineering. Combining them could be a game changer for the engineering sector and critical to the net-zero transition. Learn more in this new piece from @McKinsey Operations
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It brings me great pleasure to announce the release of the recap report for the 2024 GII Summit. This comprehensive report captures the key ideas and themes that surfaced from discussions across 250+ senior leaders in infrastructure during our 2.5-day program in Dubai. Discover the latest infrastructure trends and opportunities for industry leaders to drive progress in infrastructure and technology, and the critical pathways toward accelerating progress on future-ready infrastructure at: https://lnkd.in/eFE6rp8C #GIISummit
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Day 1 of the Global Infrastructure Initiative Summit is in the books! It’s been an inspiring day hearing from senior executives across the infrastructure value chain. A few facts on why this is such a critical moment for candid discussions in infrastructure: ➡️Reaching net-zero could require $9.2 trillion of annual spending on physical assets; and of this, $3.5 trillion could be new spending on low-emissions infrastructure. ➡️By 2050, 1 in every 6 people will be above 65 years old – leading to dramatic workforce shifts and placing new demands on cities. The infrastructure sector alone will need to fill up to 13 million jobs cumulatively by 2031. ➡️Underlying all these are fundamental project delivery flaws, with an average project cost overrun of $1.28 billion. Wondering what else is on the #GIIagenda? See the full program below.
Global Infrastructure Initiative Summit: Day One
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That’s a wrap on day 2 of the Global Infrastructure Initiative Summit. The GII Summit is something I look forward to every 18 months – and this week has truly been a reminder of the wealth of innovation and leadership this community holds. More to come on the best ideas from #GIISummit. But for now, I’ll recap a few actions that surfaced for the industry: ➡️ Include digital technologies to optimize infrastructure performance and enable predictive maintenance ➡️ Explore innovative materials and construction methods to lower the carbon intensity of infrastructure projects ➡️ Encourage ambitious leadership for the bigger transformation I’m looking forward to diving into our sector roundtables tomorrow. See the full program below.
Global Infrastructure Initiative Summit: Day Two
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4moInterested perspective about the traditional model. It's been flawed for years as it's failed to take into account the changing landscape of Project Engineering....and this was an issue BEFORE digital and never addressed with digitalization. What we now see is these issues being encoded into AI and amalgamated with other disciplines...but the fundamental outdated assumptions never questioned. Basically, we're building houses on sad, but much more quickly. (But I'm speaking based on 20+ years leading Engineering transformations specifically around delivery). Thanks for sharing this