AECOM and Urban Land Institute launch inaugural Asia Pacific Infrastructure Innovation Index, highlighting region’s evolving infrastructure innovation priorities
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AECOM and Urban Land Institute launch inaugural Asia Pacific Infrastructure Innovation Index, highlighting region's evolving infrastructure innovation priorities.
Developed in collaboration between AECOM and ULI, the report brings together perspectives from stakeholders across infrastructure, government, utilities, investment, planning and development sectors. It draws on a survey of more than 100 senior infrastructure professionals in Asia Pacific, alongside in-depth interviews with industry leaders. As the first edition of the Index, it establishes a baseline for understanding how infrastructure innovation is currently being prioritized and delivered across the region."This report highlights how organizations are moving beyond ideas and applying innovation in practical ways to improve delivery, resilience and system performance," said Ian Chung, chief executive of AECOM's Asia region. "Infrastructure leaders across Asia Pacific are responding to growing complexity by strengthening digital capabilities, improving coordination across interconnected systems and focusing on long-term operational performance."
"Our collaboration with AECOM reflects a growing recognition that infrastructure and real estate are increasingly interdependent," said Alan Beebe, CEO Asia Pacific, ULI. "As cities in Asia Pacific evolve, infrastructure is no longer just a technical consideration, but plays a critical role in shaping how places function, grow and perform. Understanding how innovation is being applied in this context is essential for those involved in the built environment."
Among the top ten takeaways highlighted in the report, three key themes emerged consistently across both the survey findings and interview insights: the role of AI in infrastructure systems, the integration and growing demands on energy systems, and the need to design and operate infrastructure for climate resilience. Together, these themes highlight a broader shift toward enhancing how infrastructure systems are developed and perform under increasingly complex, real-world conditions.
Read the report here: Asia Pacific Infrastructure Innovation Index | AECOM Insights[2]
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References
- ^ Media OutReach Newswire (www.media-outreach.com)
- ^ Asia Pacific Infrastructure Innovation Index | AECOM Insights (acm.to)
- ^ https://aecom.com (aecom.com)
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