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Here you can take part in thoughts from some players in the industry who describe the benefits they see ahead of them and what visions they have regarding digitization.
Christina Claeson-Jonsson, head of research and innovation at NCC, talks about how digitization gives us the opportunity to improve the efficiency of our processes and production, lower construction costs and better quality and safety on our construction sites. (In Swedish)
Johan Lindersson at WSP talks about the three main areas where he expects benefits from digitization in the future: artificial intelligence (AI), big data and digital twins. Johan expects the biggest changes on the construction sites and in the manufacturing industry. (In Swedish)
Barbara Vogt, architect at White architects, talks about how digitization can help us create more sustainable environments for a prosperous society within the planetary boundaries. Barbara believes that digitization should be able to help us make better projects before they are built. (In Swedish)
Ronny Wahlström at Skanska talks about how digitization has made information more accessible, from having taken weeks to obtain to being just a few keystrokes away. Digitization creates opportunities to now be able to combine and read together information, which can then be visualized. (In Swedish)
Kristina Gabrielii, program manager for Smart built environment, talks about using digitization to change structures and working methods to contribute to a more sustainable community building. Being able to analyze a large amount of data gives us a better basis for decisions and more efficient processes and working methods. (In Swedish)