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How is the construction industry equipping itself for the future, which is facing major challenges? In an interview with Baublatt, KPMG Law expert Moritz Püstow believes that the key to achieving more automation in construction more quickly and promoting sustainable construction lies in breaking down the boundaries between planning and construction, building more in series, allowing experimental forms of construction, tendering services functionally and digitizing construction processes to a greater extent. You can find the full interview here.
“The state must create demand for innovation through its procurement practices. It must utilize the potential of competition.”
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