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Findlay and O'Donnell return to McAlpine - Vimarsana News

Findlay and O'Donnell return to McAlpine

Two former Sir Robert McAlpine managers have re-joined the company as managing directors in its buildings team.

Grant Findlay and Mike O'Donnell return to Sir Robert McAlpine - Vimarsana News

Grant Findlay and Mike O'Donnell return to Sir Robert McAlpine

Sir Robert McAlpine has welcomed back two former managers to its buildings senior leadership team. Grant Findlay joins the company’s board as executive managing director, buildings and Mike O’Donnell, has been appointed managing director, commercial sector.

New frontier: inside McLaren's five-year data plan - Vimarsana News

New frontier: inside McLaren's five-year data plan

McLaren sees utilising data as the future for construction, and has a plan that involves gathering as much information as it can, retraining staff and recruiting external experts. Ian Weinfass got an exclusive insight into the firm's new digital strategy

New frontier: inside McLaren's five-year data plan - Vimarsana News

New frontier: inside McLaren's five-year data plan

McLaren sees utilising data as the future for construction, and has a plan that involves gathering as much information as it can, retraining staff and recruiting external experts. Ian Weinfass got an exclusive insight into the firm's new digital strategy

An intelligent future? How AI is improving construction - Vimarsana News

An intelligent future? How AI is improving construction

From predicting the days when accidents are more likely to happen, to million-pound project savings, James Wilmore discovers how artificial intelligence is transforming the way projects are planned Big road projects will often uncover historic finds. During the £1.5bn upgrade of the A14 in Cambridgeshire, an archaeologist found what was believed to be the earliest evidence of beer brewing in Britain, dating back around 2,000 years. Generating as much excitement, for different reasons, was the introduction of a very modern concept on the same scheme. The project team pioneered artificial int...