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EU Digital Omnibus Updates on the AI Act and the Accelerating Role of AI in Quality Assurance for the Construction Sector
By Christian van Eken on Jan 27, 2026 12:53:47 AM
The Digital Omnibus represents an important step in the harmonisation of European digital legislation. For the construction, utility and civil engineering sectors, it provides a clearer framework for applying AI in quality assurance. Within this framework, Basewise aligns closely by d …
The Case for AI‑Native Platforms in Future‑Proof Engineering Projects
By Danielle de Hoogh on Jan 14, 2026 7:01:37 PM
In 2026, the success of engineering and construction projects is defined not by the technology used, but by the speed of decision-making. As requirements shift and regulations tighten, traditional static planning is failing. AI-native platforms like Basewise are bridging this gap by t …
Hazard analysis: Enhanced with AI within existing processes
By Christian van Eken on Dec 31, 2025 9:24:47 PM
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1| The Complexity of Hazard Analysis in High-Speed Rail Hazard analysis within high-speed rail requires a methodology that is simultaneously precise, time-critical, and resilient. The core challenge lies in the combination of explosive growth in project data, strict safety standards ( …
Why AI investments in requirements management
By Sander de Hoogh on Dec 26, 2025 10:09:21 AM
Large infrastructure projects stand or fall by clear, consistent and manageable requirements. In practice, however, requirements are captured in fragmented documents scattered across email, PDFs, spreadsheets and a range of requirements and project data management tools.
The AI Innovation Paradox
By Christian van Eken on Dec 24, 2025 9:57:40 AM
Why Waiting for Microsoft Slows Your Projects The promise of AI is everywhere, yet in the boardrooms of major engineering and infrastructure organizations there is a striking sense of caution. Despite the pressure to digitalize, we see a dual reflex: either leaders wait for the next b …
The AI Energy Crunch explained
By Christian van Eken on Nov 26, 2025 10:17:24 AM
AI may still feel like “just software,” but its impact is brutally physical: power consumption, cables, transformers, substations, and grid capacity. While everyone is talking about generative AI, the real conversation happening among grid operators, asset owners, and project leads is …
Agentic AI & Modular Automation: Shaping construction, infrastructure, and energy
By Christian van Eken on Nov 3, 2025 4:46:29 PM
A new era for complex projects Across construction, infrastructure, and energy, projects are becoming increasingly complex. Teams face growing pressure to deliver faster, meet sustainability goals, and stay compliant with tightening regulations, all while working across fragmented sys …