1.Humanising Industry 2.0

Sebi Joseph highlights how digitisation is rewriting industry and service narratives.

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2.Toshiba Johnson Elevators (India) establishes a Training Centre and Distribution Centre in Chennai

The centre is equipped with field engineer training, distribution and quality control and assurance facility

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3.Concreting solutions for India’s bridges

What makes concreting of bridges more challenging than normal concreting?

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4.Support industries are focusing on growing metro-rail demand

Look what BEML, Otis, Robbins, Siemens, Voltas are offering to metro-rail

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5.Metro-rail spurring business opportunities for the support industry

Lifts, escalators, elevators and tunnel ventilation systems are expanding

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6.Metro-rail: Parameters mandated for standardisation and indigenisation

Centre issues mandatory parameters for electrical components in Metro-rail.

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7.Tata BlueScope Steel honoured with CIDC Vishwakarma Achievement Award third time in a row.

Tata BlueScope Steel, a market leader in the field of coated steel, steel building products and building solutions, known for its world-class safety practices and operational excellence, has been conferred with the CIDC Vishwakarma Achievement Award for Health Safety and Environment (third time in a row) along with an award for Best Construction Projects category.

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8.Reimagining the Construction Continuum

Constructible BIM is driving a change in how we design and build structures

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9.The biggest change in our industry will be the Internet of Things, says Ashok Ramachandran, CEO, Schindler India & South Asia

Schindler India, a 100-per-cent owned subsidiary of the Schindler Group established in Switzerland in 1874, is among the leading providers of elevators and escalators.

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10.KONE to equip Lodha The Park premium residential development in Mumbai

KONE, a leading elevator and escalator company in the country, will install 57 elevators at Lodha The Park, a premium high-rise residential tower development in Worli, downtown Mumbai. The four residential towers of the development covered by the deal will rise to heights of some 270 m to offer amazing views of India’s most populous city and the nearby sea.

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