This is what the future holds for construction

Richard Threlfall

The challenges and opportunities facing our industry increasingly apply to us all. We should collaborate accordingly

There  is something about a new year that prompts us to step back, to reflect on what has passed and then to contemplate the future. Many of us make new year resolutions.

I write in my diary a reflection of the year behind me and my hopes for the one ahead. But, in discussions with other KPMG colleagues, I also debate what the future holds for the infrastructure sector. 

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