City of Glasgow College, in collaboration with key industry partners, is developing a groundbreaking platform to enhance innovation within Scotland's built environment sector.
The Built Environment Innovation Assessment (BEIA) platform will provide organisations with a comprehensive evaluation of their innovation capabilities. This 360-degree assessment will enable companies to benchmark their performance against industry standards, identify areas for improvement, and adopt transformative practices to drive growth.
Developed in partnership with Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST), the Institute of Innovation & Knowledge Exchange (IKE), and the Robertson Group, BEIA is specifically designed to support the sector's transition to net zero and foster a culture of continuous improvement.
This innovative tool is expected to play a crucial role in driving forward the modernisation and sustainability of Scotland's built environment.
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10/01/2025
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City of Glasgow College, in collaboration with key industry partners, is developing a groundbreaking platform to enhance innovation within Scotland's built environment sector. The Built Environment Innovation Assessment (BEIA) platform will provide organisations with a comprehensive evaluation of ...
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A new railway station in Winchburgh could be given the green light with West Lothian Council set to consider a proposal to become co-promoter for the project next week. The new station has been part of the masterplan for the Winchburgh Core Development Area for some time, but securing funding has ...
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