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Planning, digital PMO, data and gateways top Digital Construction Summit agenda
1 September 2026
Project planning, digital PMO, data and Building Safety Act gateways top the agenda of this year’s Digital Construction Summit.
The Summit is a series of webinars organised by Construction Management and Digital Construction Plus. Sponsors include Eleco, Ideagen and PlanRadar.
The first webinar, in association with Eleco, tackles project planning and takes place on 22 September at 11am.
The cost of delays you’re not tracking – how better planning helps you spot problems earlier and protect your margin
In this webinar, Bowmer + Kirkland regional planner Will Langford, Careys director of planning and project controls Derek O’Neil, and Eleco MD UK&I Gerry Kelliher will explore how better planning helps construction teams spot risks earlier, make better decisions, and protect profitability.
They will look at the everyday planning challenges teams face and how a more connected, controlled approach to planning can improve visibility, predictability, and performance.
Disputes: what to do when they arise and how to avoid them in the first place
Disputes in construction are costly and disruptive: in the UK, the most common value of an adjudication claim is between £125,000 and £500,000; on major projects, the average value of a dispute is close to £30m. Information and technology play a crucial role in both defending disputes and preventing them in the first place.
In this webinar on 23 September at 3pm, in association with Ideagen, our panel of experts will share their best practice and discuss how information and technology can be used when a dispute arises – and how to ensure disputes don’t arise. The speakers are: Jason Sharp, founding partner at Overford; Sarah Keyte, technical director at HKA; and Henry Counsell, account executive at Ideagen.
More webinars will be announced in the next fortnight.
Each webinar is free to attend and will be broadcast live. Those who complete webinars live, via their bespoke registration link, qualify for an hour’s CPD credit.
The Digital Construction Summit webinars will be recorded and made available to watch on demand a few hours after live broadcast.
Nearly 1,500 professionals registered to watch last year’s webinars.
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