*Identifies how higher education needs to adapt to meet the changing demands of learners and provides a methodology and toolkit for how to achieve this. *Provides six strategic directions inspired by examples of innovation from other sectors. *Illustrates four strategies available for new learning economy providers.

- Includes a huge range of real-life examples shown through interviews which are impressive in their range, quality and topicality. - The theming approach and additional commentary add a lot of the interviews which are also available as podcasts. - Deals with the ramifications of covid and how much the pandemic changed higher education in such a short time. - Includes a series of podcasts of recorded interviews of higher education leaders.

- Includes a huge range of real-life examples shown through interviews which are impressive in their range, quality and topicality. - The theming approach and additional commentary add a lot of the interviews which are also available as podcasts. - Deals with the ramifications of covid and how much the pandemic changed higher education in such a short time. - Includes a series of podcasts of recorded interviews of higher education leaders.

*Identifies how higher education needs to adapt to meet the changing demands of learners and provides a methodology and toolkit for how to achieve this. *Provides six strategic directions inspired by examples of innovation from other sectors. *Illustrates four strategies available for new learning economy providers.

The construction industry is an information-intensive sector and low levels of productivity are often blamed on inadequate integration of information. This book shows how the different types and sources of information can be integrated to benefit individual construction projects, construction companies and in the construction industry at world-wide level.

The construction industry is an information-intensive sector and low levels of productivity are often blamed on inadequate integration of information. This edited volume documents the latest worldwide research and most innovative practice in the integration of construction information. It shows how the different types and sources of information can be integrated - not only on individual construction projects, but also within construction companies and in the construction industry at a worldwide level. With 24 contributions from international research groups from nine countries, a range of applications is demonstrated - from architectural design and environmental management to projects co-ordination and cost estimation. It provides a contribution to the analysis of productivity and industry performance by - drawing directly for internationally collaborative research projects; considering the history if integration alongside current technologies; and indicating practical systems and solutions. This book should be of interest to libraries and researchers in both construction management and information technology; and larger architectural, surveying and engineering firms.