As the construction industry continues to grapple with digital transformation, it’s clear that progress is being made, but also that many of the toughest questions still lie ahead. From skills and systems to expectations and execution, the gap between technological potential and everyday practice remains a central challenge.

Those leading the charge in digital construction are not only implementing tools but rethinking how the industry works, how knowledge is shared, how platforms connect, and how people adapt to rapid change. Listening to those on the front lines of this evolution offers a unique vantage point: one that blends realism with optimism, and ambition with hard-earned insight.

Sometimes it’s as important to take a step back to reflect on what’s been learned so far as it is to take the technological leaps forward and understand where the momentum is heading so that we can build a more connected, digitally confident construction sector, one person, one platform, and one mindset shift at a time. Let’s have a chat with someone who is indeed talking to one person at a time.

Amelia Fletcher-Blackburn is an Enterprise Client Partner at Causeway Technologies, where she works with some of the UK’s largest construction and infrastructure organisations to drive meaningful digital transformation. With a strong background in delivering enterprise technology, enabling organisational change and a deep understanding of the built environment, Amelia helps clients navigate complex challenges by aligning digital solutions with business outcomes.

Host of the Deconstructing Digital podcast, Amelia speaks with industry leaders, innovators, and change-makers to unpack what digital transformation really means for the construction sector.

Amelia is passionate about helping the industry embrace digital change in a way that’s sustainable, scalable, and genuinely useful on the ground.

What we cover in this live episode:

- Changing how we think about the future of digital construction.

- Closing the gaps between technology and the way we work on and off-site.

- The evolution of connected platforms and data sharing.

- The expectation of future technology enablement.

- Advice for those starting out in digital construction.

- It’s the 10-year anniversary of DCW. Where will Construction Technology be in a decade?

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Digital Construction Links

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