Sentence examples for construction value chain from inspiring English sources

Now, those investments are moving upstream to catch an even higher part of the construction value chain.

The risk-averse nature of the construction value chain resisting the uptake of new practices appears to be a more significant hindrance for the future market potential of WMC, compared to the possible competition from alternative construction practices.

It would require both increasing competition within the WMC sector and increasing co-operation between wood product suppliers and the construction sector to attract investments, to reduce costs, and to make the WMC practices more credible throughout the construction value chain.

Until now, sharing and executing new ideas across the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) value chain have been hindered by cumbersome interoperability among the numerous software applications used during a project lifecycle.

"The construction industry has a complex value chain that cries out for a network-centric technology," David Silvermann of CrossLink Capital, the lead investor in BuildingConnected's Series A, said of the investment.

All findings suggest that recycled HDPE fibres can be instrumental in creating a new value chain in construction industry while also positively contributing to its environmental performance.

The ambitious objective of this research is to analyze and to improve the entire value chain to enable a more sustainable production system in construction.

A study on life cycle impacts and benefits of wood along the value chain in Switzerland shows that high environmental benefits in construction and furniture are often achieved when replacing conventional heat production and energy-consuming materials.

There are misconceptions related with the benefits of marketing perspective and majority of the construction companies do not conduct marketing activities integrated with the rest of the value chain.

Today, economic added value is generated locally at all stages of the value chain ranging from specialized equipment production and service provision over more generic construction, development, and management activities to the supply with raw materials.

They also include consultancy and planning bureaus, firms in the construction industry, and the electrician trade, as well as others which are contracted in various stages of the value chain (cp. Figure 1).