ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report - Revision history

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	For each of these research topics, a detailed roadmap was created, setting out the products, services and technologies necessary to address key drivers.		For each of these research topics, a detailed roadmap was created, setting out the products, services and technologies necessary to address key drivers.

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−	~~=== External references ===~~
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−	* ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report.
−	* [http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/ National Platform for the Built Environment].
−	* [https://connect.innovateuk.org/web/modernbuiltktn Modern Built Environment Knowledge Transfer Network] (MBEKTN).

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−		+	The ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report, was prepared by The National Platform for the Built Environment, and published in October 2008.
−	The ~~[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/filelibrary/ICTscopingstudy.pdf~~ ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report], was prepared by The National Platform for the Built Environment, and published in October 2008.	+

	The National Platform for the Built Environment (The National Platform) is a UK-based strategic body established to promote the built environment and define research priorities to UK and EU research funders. It is an industry-owned organisation with members from business, research and academia.		The National Platform for the Built Environment (The National Platform) is a UK-based strategic body established to promote the built environment and define research priorities to UK and EU research funders. It is an industry-owned organisation with members from business, research and academia.
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	The report identified five key research topics:		The report identified five key research topics:
−	*Collaborative prototyping to define and deliver client requirements.	+
−	*Efficient, seamless sharing of information across built environment stakeholders.	+	* Collaborative prototyping to define and deliver client requirements.
−	*Ability to interact with real-time information regardless of physical location or timezone.	+	* Efficient, seamless sharing of information across built environment stakeholders.
−	*Mass adoption and application of off-site manufacturing, automation and mechanisation processes and systems.	+	* Ability to interact with real-time information regardless of physical location or timezone.
−	*Well trained, well qualified workforce able to use the latest best-practice technologies.	+	* Mass adoption and application of off-site manufacturing, automation and mechanisation processes and systems.
		+	* Well trained, well qualified workforce able to use the latest best-practice technologies.

	For each of these research topics, a detailed roadmap was created, setting out the products, services and technologies necessary to address key drivers.		For each of these research topics, a detailed roadmap was created, setting out the products, services and technologies necessary to address key drivers.

−	= ~~Find out more~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

−	~~=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===~~	+	* Construction 2025.
−	*Construction 2025.	+	* Constructing Excellence.
−	*Constructing Excellence.	+	* Construction industry reports.
−	*Construction industry reports.	+	* National Platform for the Built Environment.
−	*National Platform for the Built Environment.	+	* Modular buildings.
−	*Modular buildings.	+	* Quality in construction projects.
−	*Quality in construction projects.	+	* Prefabrication.
−	*Prefabrication.	+

	=== External references ===		=== External references ===
−	*~~[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/filelibrary/ICTscopingstudy.pdf~~ ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report].	+
−	*[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/ National Platform for the Built Environment].	+	* ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report.
−	*[https://connect.innovateuk.org/web/modernbuiltktn Modern Built Environment Knowledge Transfer Network] (MBEKTN).	+	* [http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/ National Platform for the Built Environment].
		+	* [https://connect.innovateuk.org/web/modernbuiltktn Modern Built Environment Knowledge Transfer Network] (MBEKTN).

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Constructing Excellence.
	*Construction 2025.		*Construction 2025.
		+	*Constructing Excellence.
		+	*Construction industry reports.
	*National Platform for the Built Environment.		*National Platform for the Built Environment.
	*Modular buildings.		*Modular buildings.

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−		+	The [http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/filelibrary/ICTscopingstudy.pdf ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report], was prepared by The National Platform for the Built Environment, and published in October 2008.
−	[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/filelibrary/ICTscopingstudy.pdf ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report], was prepared by The National Platform for the Built Environment, and published in October 2008.	+

	The National Platform for the Built Environment (The National Platform) is a UK-based strategic body established to promote the built environment and define research priorities to UK and EU research funders. It is an industry-owned organisation with members from business, research and academia.		The National Platform for the Built Environment (The National Platform) is a UK-based strategic body established to promote the built environment and define research priorities to UK and EU research funders. It is an industry-owned organisation with members from business, research and academia.

−	ICTA stands for Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and Automation. In June 2006, the National Platform’s Strategic Research Agenda the importance of research into ICTA and automation for the future competitiveness of the UK construction industry, and an ICTA Working Group was established.	+	ICTA stands for Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and Automation. In June 2006, the National Platform’s Strategic Research Agenda identiified the importance of research into ICTA and automation for the future competitiveness of the UK construction industry, and an ICTA Working Group was established.

−	The ICTA Scoping Study was commissioned in August 2007 to produce a long-term research programme / roadmap and to identify and engage key stakeholders.	+	The ICTA Scoping Study was commissioned in August 2007. It was intended to produce a long-term research programme / roadmap for ICTA and to identify and engage key stakeholders.

	In the foreword to the report, Keith Clarke (National Platform High Level Group Chairman) and Bob White (National Platform Support Group Chairman) suggest that ‘The future success of the UK construction industry in an increasingly competitive global market will depend upon the efficiency with which we create and reuse information throughout the design, construction and whole life management of our built assets. Innovations here will also support dramatic improvements in how we collaborate in the timely and efficient creation of a more sustainable built environment.’		In the foreword to the report, Keith Clarke (National Platform High Level Group Chairman) and Bob White (National Platform Support Group Chairman) suggest that ‘The future success of the UK construction industry in an increasingly competitive global market will depend upon the efficiency with which we create and reuse information throughout the design, construction and whole life management of our built assets. Innovations here will also support dramatic improvements in how we collaborate in the timely and efficient creation of a more sustainable built environment.’

−	The report was intended as a ‘Call to Arms’ for industry identifying the types of information, communication and automation technologies that needed to be developed and a vision of how they might be integrated.	+	The report was intended as a ‘Call to Arms’ for the industry identifying the types of information, communication and automation technologies that needed to be developed and providing a vision for how they might be integrated.

	The report identified five key research topics:		The report identified five key research topics:
−	*Collaborative ~~Prototyping~~ to define and deliver client requirements.	+	*Collaborative prototyping to define and deliver client requirements.
	*Efficient, seamless sharing of information across built environment stakeholders.		*Efficient, seamless sharing of information across built environment stakeholders.
	*Ability to interact with real-time information regardless of physical location or timezone.		*Ability to interact with real-time information regardless of physical location or timezone.
	*Mass adoption and application of off-site manufacturing, automation and mechanisation processes and systems.		*Mass adoption and application of off-site manufacturing, automation and mechanisation processes and systems.
	*Well trained, well qualified workforce able to use the latest best-practice technologies.		*Well trained, well qualified workforce able to use the latest best-practice technologies.
−	~~For each of these research topics, a detailed roadmap was created, setting out the products, services and technologies necessary to address the key drivers.~~

−	~~Find~~ out ~~more~~	+	For each of these research topics, a detailed roadmap was created, setting out the products, services and technologies necessary to address key drivers.

−	Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki	+	= Find out more =
		+
		+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
	*Constructing Excellence.		*Constructing Excellence.
	*Construction 2025.		*Construction 2025.
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	*Quality in construction projects.		*Quality in construction projects.
	*Prefabrication.		*Prefabrication.
−	~~External references~~
−	*[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/filelibrary/ICTscopingstudy.pdf ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report].
−	*[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/ National Platform for the Built Environment].
−	*[https://connect.innovateuk.org/web/modernbuiltktn Modern Built Environment Knowledge Transfer Network] (MBEKTN).

−	The [http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/ National Platform for the Built Environment] (The National Platform) is a UK-based strategic body established to promote the built environment and define research priorities to UK and EU research funders. It developed from the Construction Research and Innovation Strategy Panel (CRISP) and the new Construction Research and Innovation Strategy Panel (nCRSIP). CRISP was established by industry and government in 1995 to help to set the agenda for construction research and innovation and became nCRISP in 2002. In 2005, they evolved into the National Platform.
−
−	The National Platform is an industry-owned organisation with members from business, research and academia. The members define, guide and review the National Platform activities, and engage with other relevant organisations.
−
−	~~The National Platform:~~
−	*Provides a voice for UK built environment research.
−	*Evaluates stakeholder opinion.
−	*Identifies key research priorities with a 5-10 year horizon.
−	*Influences funding bodies such as; the Technology Strategy Board, EPSRC and the European Construction Technology Programme.
−	*Influences public and private research funding.
−	*Encourages increased strategic, collaborative research.
−	*Considers the implications of societal and other challenges.
−	In July 2013, the Government published: Construction 2025, Industrial Strategy: government and industry in partnership, setting out its long-term vision for ‘…how industry and Government will work together to put Britain at the forefront of global construction…’. The report identified the removal of barriers to innovation as a key goal and stated, ‘We will work with the Modern Built environment KTN, the National Platform and the research community to make sure this happens.’
−
−	~~= Find out more =~~
−
−	~~=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===~~
−
−	*Construction 2025.
	=== External references ===		=== External references ===
−
	*[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/filelibrary/ICTscopingstudy.pdf ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report].		*[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/filelibrary/ICTscopingstudy.pdf ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report].
	*[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/ National Platform for the Built Environment].		*[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/ National Platform for the Built Environment].

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[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/filelibrary/ICTscopingstudy.pdf ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report], was prepared by The National Platform for the Built Environment, and published in October 2008.

The National Platform for the Built Environment (The National Platform) is a UK-based strategic body established to promote the built environment and define research priorities to UK and EU research funders. It is an industry-owned organisation with members from business, research and academia.

ICTA stands for Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and Automation. In June 2006, the National Platform’s Strategic Research Agenda the importance of research into ICTA and automation for the future competitiveness of the UK construction industry, and an ICTA Working Group was established.

The ICTA Scoping Study was commissioned in August 2007 to produce a long-term research programme / roadmap and to identify and engage key stakeholders.

In the foreword to the report, Keith Clarke (National Platform High Level Group Chairman) and Bob White (National Platform Support Group Chairman) suggest that ‘The future success of the UK construction industry in an increasingly competitive global market will depend upon the efficiency with which we create and reuse information throughout the design, construction and whole life management of our built assets. Innovations here will also support dramatic improvements in how we collaborate in the timely and efficient creation of a more sustainable built environment.’

The report was intended as a ‘Call to Arms’ for industry identifying the types of information, communication and automation technologies that needed to be developed and a vision of how they might be integrated.

The report identified five key research topics:
*Collaborative Prototyping to define and deliver client requirements.
*Efficient, seamless sharing of information across built environment stakeholders.
*Ability to interact with real-time information regardless of physical location or timezone.
*Mass adoption and application of off-site manufacturing, automation and mechanisation processes and systems.
*Well trained, well qualified workforce able to use the latest best-practice technologies.
For each of these research topics, a detailed roadmap was created, setting out the products, services and technologies necessary to address the key drivers.

Find out more

Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki
*Constructing Excellence.
*Construction 2025.
*National Platform for the Built Environment.
*Modular buildings.
*Quality in construction projects.
*Prefabrication.
External references
*[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/filelibrary/ICTscopingstudy.pdf ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report].
*[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/ National Platform for the Built Environment].
*[https://connect.innovateuk.org/web/modernbuiltktn Modern Built Environment Knowledge Transfer Network] (MBEKTN).

The [http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/ National Platform for the Built Environment] (The National Platform) is a UK-based strategic body established to promote the built environment and define research priorities to UK and EU research funders. It developed from the Construction Research and Innovation Strategy Panel (CRISP) and the new Construction Research and Innovation Strategy Panel (nCRSIP). CRISP was established by industry and government in 1995 to help to set the agenda for construction research and innovation and became nCRISP in 2002. In 2005, they evolved into the National Platform.

The National Platform is an industry-owned organisation with members from business, research and academia. The members define, guide and review the National Platform activities, and engage with other relevant organisations.

The National Platform:
*Provides a voice for UK built environment research.
*Evaluates stakeholder opinion.
*Identifies key research priorities with a 5-10 year horizon.
*Influences funding bodies such as; the Technology Strategy Board, EPSRC and the European Construction Technology Programme.
*Influences public and private research funding.
*Encourages increased strategic, collaborative research.
*Considers the implications of societal and other challenges.
In July 2013, the Government published: Construction 2025, Industrial Strategy: government and industry in partnership, setting out its long-term vision for ‘…how industry and Government will work together to put Britain at the forefront of global construction…’. The report identified the removal of barriers to innovation as a key goal and stated, ‘We will work with the Modern Built environment KTN, the National Platform and the research community to make sure this happens.’

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

*Construction 2025.
=== External references ===

*[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/filelibrary/ICTscopingstudy.pdf ICT and Automation (ICTA) Scoping Study Report].
*[http://www.nationalplatform.org.uk/ National Platform for the Built Environment].
*[https://connect.innovateuk.org/web/modernbuiltktn Modern Built Environment Knowledge Transfer Network] (MBEKTN).

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