Walking the talk on data sharing and collaboration at Project Hack

By Daniel Gayne2023-07-25T06:00:00

Innovation event’s first foray up north sees enthusiasm among attendees, but frustration at those refusing to get involved

“We should have people queueing up to be in there and solving these problems,” says Martin Paver, gesturing with exasperation at the roomful of coders, quantity surveyors and students busily at work in corporate space at the top of Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium.

Around 250 people have turned out to Project:Hack19, a two-day event which sees attendees from across construction and engineering compete and collaborate to find innovative solutions to improve project delivery.

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