Construction 4.0 represents the digital evolution of the construction sector, making it more competitive in the global market through automation, robotics, and advanced digital tools. This digital shift enhances project predictability, improves working conditions, and attracts young talent to the sector. However, the industry’s inherent fragmentation, with many roles and players involved, makes digitalisation more complex than in other sectors.
EBC advocates for a gradual digital transformation that includes and benefits construction SMEs, enabling them to overcome investment limitations and limited digital expertise. By fostering a collaborative digital ecosystem, EBC promotes an inclusive approach to Construction 4.0.
Social Affairs
A new survey addressing the current educational needs of construction companies has been launched in the framework of the EU funded initiative Construction Blueprint, in which EBC is collaborating wit...
Digitalisation
On 27 May, the Horizon 2020 project DigiPLACE held its closing conference, entitled "The future building blocks: How digital platforms will help deliver the EU Green Deal goals". DigiPLACE, thanks...
Digitalisation
DigiPLACE is the first ever proposal targeting the digital transformation of the construction industry to receive funding from the Directorate‑General for Communications Networks, Content and Techno...
Social Affairs
EBC is glad to announce the official launch of the CONDAP Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC), which aims at establishing a EU-wide community of construction and training stakeholders & experts, willi...
Digitalisation
The DigiPLACE consortium will organise the event “Towards a Reference Architecture Framework for a Digital Industrial Platform for the construction industry” on 16 March within the frame of the EU...
Digitalisation
Recently, the European Commission published the final study report on the “Development of a European Union Framework for Digital Building Logbooks”, which aims to support and structure the widespr...
