HOW CAN VALUE BASED DECISIONS DRIVE CONSTRUCTION’S TRANSFORMATION?
Thursday, 25 November 2021How can value based decisions drive construction's transformation?
Value is one of the four core themes of the Construction Innovation Hub's transformation programme, whose mission is to 'create better outcomes for current and future generations by driving the adoption of manufacturing and digital approaches that improve the delivery, resilience and performance of infrastructure'.
Keith Waller's presentation will explore how a value-focused approach that targets whole-life performance can result in more successful outcomes for projects, that all too often do not realise their intended value, despite being delivered on time and on budget.
Inconsistent approaches, a lack of alignment in decision making, and a narrow focus on controlling cost and managing risk in the capital phase are all contributing factors.
Keith will discuss how value does not just mean cost, nor should it be confined to the construction phase of projects, but must consider wider social, economic and environmental factors across the full investment lifecycle.
The JCT Povey Lecture will be hosted by JCT chair, Karen Kirkham. Join us for what will be an insightful and stimulating session.
We will be live streaming a rolling animation 20 minutes before the lecture begins so viewers can check their audio and video are working correctly. Every effort will be made to start the lecture promptly at 5:30pm.
Here is a list of answers to frequently asked questions about the live stream
Unfortunately not. Due to COVID restrictions the lecture will be solely delivered over a live stream from our partner company’s East London studios.
Clearly the situation with COVID is a huge reason, however we hope that doing it by live stream opens the event up to viewers that wouldn’t normally be able to attend the physical event due to geography and their work location.
Yes, once you have registered, you will receive confirmation that your place has been secured, plus other information about the event such as the live stream URL and testing instructions.
There will be a text interface under the video stream in which you can ask questions at any point during the main lecture.
No, you don’t. Once you have registered, you’ll be sent an email containing the website URL to click and access on the day of the lecture.
Yes, you can and we strongly recommend this for ALL users. There will be very limited technical assistance available on the day of the event. Two weeks before the live broadcast, we will send out a test link to all register users and will provide technical assistance to resolve any issues with viewing the test video.
The weblink will be in the email sent to all registered viewers. You will be able to access the live stream over phone, tablet and desktop devices without having to download any additional software or apps.
Registrations are closed for this event