Emerging Trends in Infrastructure 2017
Emerging Trends in Infrastructure 2017
We continuously track and report on the tides and trends driving the world’s infrastructure markets. Learn about what we believe...
An annual special edition of Foresight looking at the emerging trends facing the...
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Trend 1: The confluence of energy, transportation and technology sharpens
Trend 1: The confluence of energy, transportation and technology sharpens
The traditional lines between energy, transportation and technology have been blurring.
The traditional lines between energy, transportation and technology have been blurring.
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Trend 2: The populist agenda disrupts infrastructure markets
Trend 2: The populist agenda disrupts infrastructure markets
The underlying political and social current has shifted towards more populist agendas pushing infrastructure onto center stage.
The underlying political and social current has shifted towards more populist agendas pushing infrastructure onto center stage.
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Trend 3: Consumer behavior directly inform infrastructure planning
Trend 3: Consumer behavior directly inform infrastructure planning
Changes in the way consumers now interact with infrastructure are turning common wisdom on its head and infrastructure planners need to keep up.
Changes in the way consumers now interact with infrastructure are turning common wisdom on its head and infrastructure planners need to keep up.
Around the world, uncertainty is rife. Political agendas and social expectations are changing. Global, regional and national institutions are weakening. Power is shifting. And technology is disrupting everything.
In 2017, we expect a shift towards more responsive leadership, both from governments and from the private sector.
Here are the top 10 emerging trends that we are seeing in infrastructure for 2017 and beyond. Review our trend predictions by viewing the videos and SlideShare presentation, and reading the articles – all of which can be accessed from this page.
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