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361 Episoden
16 Minuten
The podcast provides an in-depth analysis of procurement types in the construction industry, focussing on individual procurement, general contractor (GC) procurement and GÜ awarding. It shows how the choice of procurement strategy has a significant impact on project success, cost control, schedule adherence and quality assurance in construction projects. The text comes from BuiltSmart Hub, an online platform and knowledge base founded by Bernhard Metzger that provides resources on innovative technologies, smart practices and strategic developments in the construction and property industry. The platform emphasises the importance of a strategic approach to procurement that is aligned with project objectives, available resources and risk tolerance to optimise outcomes.
6 Minuten
Der Podcast beschäftigt sich mit einer eingehenden Analyse der Vergabearten in der Bauwirtschaft, wobei der Schwerpunkt auf der Einzelvergabe, der Generalunternehmer (GU)-Vergabe und der Generalübernehmer (GÜ)-Vergabe liegt. Es wird aufgezeigt, wie die Wahl der Beschaffungsstrategie den Projekterfolg, die Kostenkontrolle, die Einhaltung des Zeitplans und die Qualitätssicherung bei Bauprojekten maßgeblich beeinflusst. Der Text stammt von BuiltSmart Hub, einer von Bernhard Metzger gegründeten Online-Plattform und Wissensdatenbank, die Ressourcen zu innovativen Technologien, intelligenten Praktiken und strategischen Entwicklungen in der Bau- und Immobilienbranche bietet. Die Plattform betont die Bedeutung eines strategischen Ansatzes bei der Beschaffung, der auf die Projektziele, die verfügbaren Ressourcen und die Risikotoleranz abgestimmt ist, um die Ergebnisse zu optimieren.
13 Minuten
The podcast focuses on an extract from an article about generations in transition, comparing the characteristics, values and use of technology from Baby Boomers to Generation Alpha. It looks at how work and careers evolve across generations and emphasises the opportunities and challenges of cross-generational collaboration.
8 Minuten
Der Podcast beschäftigt sich mit einen Auszug aus einem Artikel über Generationen im Wandel, der die Merkmale, Werte und den Umgang mit Technologie von Babyboomern bis zur Generation Alpha vergleicht. Er beleuchtet, wie sich Arbeit und Karriere über die Generationen hinweg entwickeln und betont die Chancen und Herausforderungen der generationsübergreifen-den Zusammenarbeit.  
25 Minuten
BuiltSmart Hub's podcast discusses the phenomenon of burnout in the workplace, emphasising that it is not just individual overload, but is often caused by toxic relationships in the work environment. It describes various forms of these harmful dynamics, such as narcissistic leadership and social exclusion, and explains how they affect the mental health of employees. The article provides early warning signs of burnout from such relationships and illustrates the effects using case studies. It concludes by presenting organisational preventative measures and recovery options for those affected, highlighting the role of managers and a healthy corporate culture as crucial.
17 Minuten
The BuiltSmart Hub podcast discusses the skills shortage in the construction industry and presents strategies to overcome this challenge. It looks at the causes of the shortage, including demographic change and the industry's outdated image. The article emphasises the importance of attractive employer branding and the redesign of training as well as the role of digitalisation and automation. It concludes by presenting practical examples of successful initiatives that show how companies can actively shape change.
15 Minuten
The BuiltSmart Hub podcast focuses on the different roles and responsibilities in construction projects. It explains in detail the definitions of project management, project control and project management and emphasises the importance of clearly defining these functions for the success of a project. Examples and a clear structure are used to illustrate how ambiguities can lead to problems and how professional staffing and coordination of these roles contributes to a more efficient and successful construction project
21 Minuten
The BuiltSmart Hub podcast provides a comprehensive overview of the SFDR (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation) classification in the context of property funds. It explains the three main categories (Article 6, Article 8 and Article 9) and highlights their specific characteristics, objectives and requirements for real estate funds. The article discusses the challenges of ESG integration in the property sector, the impact of SFDR classification on fund performance, duration and risk, and how greenwashing can be avoided. Finally, the current market development of the various SFDR fund types is highlighted and sustainability is emphasised as a strategic success factor for the real estate sector.
6 Minuten
Der Podcast des BuiltSmart Hub befasst sich mit dem Phänomen der gestrandeten Vermögenswerte im Bau- und Immobiliensektor. Er erklärt, wie Investitionen aufgrund von externen Faktoren wie technologischen Entwicklungen, regulatorischen Änderungen und sozialem Wandel an Wert verlieren oder veraltet sein können. Der Artikel nennt die Hauptursachen, darunter CO₂-Emissionen, technologische Fortschritte und Marktverschiebungen, und betont die Bedeutung einer frühzeitigen Risikoerkennung. Darüber hinaus werden Strategien zur Risikominderung vorgestellt, die robuste Business Cases, Sensitivitätsanalysen, flexible Entscheidungsstrukturen und die Integration von Nachhaltigkeits- und ESG-Kriterien umfassen, um die langfristige Werterhaltung von Immobilien zu gewährleisten. Praktische Beispiele veranschaulichen die Umsetzung dieser Strategien.
9 Minuten
Der BuiltSmart Hub-Podcast diskutiert Kennzahlen und Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in der Bauwirtschaft als Managementinstrumente für Effizienz, Qualität und Projekterfolg. Er definiert und differenziert die Begriffe, erläutert Kriterien für effektive KPIs und zeigt strategische Anwendungsfelder in verschiedenen Bauphasen auf. Darüber hinaus werden Herausforderungen bei der Einführung von KPI-Systemen und Erfolgsfaktoren für ein nachhaltiges KPI-Controlling analysiert, bevor in einem Fazit die Bedeutung einer datenbasierten Steuerung herausgestellt wird. 
25 Minuten
The BuiltSmart Hub podcast discusses the topic of gaslighting and its effects. It discusses definitions, characteristics and psychological consequences of this form of emotional violence in personal and professional relationships. Protective strategies and ways of dealing with it professionally are also outlined. Reference is also made to a book by the author on burnout caused by toxic dynamics.
27 Minuten
The BuiltSmart Hub podcast discusses digitalisation in the construction industry as a necessary and far-reaching transformation. He identifies external drivers such as the climate crisis and regulation as well as internal ones such as the pressure to increase efficiency. The author emphasises that change must be strategically anchored, accompanied by change management and supported by an adapted leadership culture. Skills development and overcoming practical barriers to implementation are highlighted as the key to success, with digitalisation understood as a continuous process rather than a one-off project. BuiltSmart Hub presents itself as a platform for knowledge and innovation in this area.
18 Minuten
The podcast is based on two specialist articles by Bernhard Metzger, which were published on the BuiltSmart Hub innovation platform. It focuses on the digital transformation of the construction industry through intelligent technologies, particularly in the area of smart buildings.

The podcast covers the following topics:

Smart building control 4.0

- How artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) are changing the way buildings are controlled

- Opportunities for proactive management, e.g. through automatic adjustments to climate, lighting and security

- Potential for increasing energy efficiency and user comfort

Smart buildings as the future of building technology

- Overview of central key technologies: sensor technology, renewable energies, automated systems and building information modelling (BIM)

- Opportunities for more sustainable construction, but also challenges in terms of integration and data protection

- The role of smart buildings in the context of ESG and digital infrastructure

The podcast makes it clear that smart buildings are not just a technological advance, but also a strategic one - with implications for planning, construction, operation and use.

At the same time, BuiltSmart Hub is presented as a pioneering platform that pools expertise, promotes innovation and provides impetus for sustainable construction and property practice.​
19 Minuten
The podcast is dedicated to risk analysis as a central component of project management in the construction industry. The focus is on the question of how risks in complex construction projects can be recognised at an early stage, assessed in a structured manner and managed effectively. Various types of project risks are explained and methodical approaches to identification, prioritisation and management are presented. In addition, the importance of continuous monitoring and systematic documentation - in particular through the risk register - is emphasised. The episode provides in-depth knowledge for anyone involved in the planning, management or execution of construction projects.
17 Minuten
The BuiltSmart Hub podcast takes a comprehensive look at how architecture and urban planning can actively combat loneliness and social isolation. It sheds light on how urban developments are leading to increasing loneliness and argues that the built environment must be understood as a social infrastructure that enables encounters and social participation. Using concepts such as neighbourhood development, co-living and the design of public meeting spaces as well as specific case studies, it shows how conscious planning can promote social qualities in buildings and neighbourhoods. The text emphasises the need for interdisciplinary cooperation and participatory planning for a more social future of construction.