1.5m homes – that’s the ambitious target the UK’s housing market is striving to meet. It’s a challenge that brings with it a wealth of opportunities for innovation and growth within the construction industry.

In this episode of The Loop, we focus on the future of the UK’s housing sector. Our host, Kelly Boorman, Head of Construction at RSM UK, is joined by John Guest, Head of Social Housing, and Laura Schmuttermeier, Risk and Business Transformation Partner, to discuss how the industry is adapting to new government policies, infrastructure challenges and the role of technology.

They also explore the proactive measures businesses are taking to manage growth, despite workforce shortages and supply chain complexities.

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Cyber security awareness is at an all-time high after a flurry of recent high-profile attacks. Our findings from a survey of over 400 middle-market businesses highlight that while many businesses feel confident in their cyber security measures, this confidence might be misplaced if not properly validated through active testing.

In our latest episode of The Loop, our host Sheila Pancholi, Technology Risk Partner at RSM UK, is joined by Stuart Leach, Cyber Risk Partner at RSM UK, and Alex Sromek, Head of cyber security at SSP Group plc, to discuss the evolving cyber security landscape for businesses. They explore how businesses can enhance their supply chain security and navigate the complex legislative environment and rapid advancements in generative AI.

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In the final episode of our generative AI series, we look ahead to see how this powerful technology might affect the economy and society in the long run. How will generative AI change the economic landscape? How will it challenge the professional service sectors?

Ben Bilsland, Tom Pugh, RSM’s economist, and Joel Segal, a business transformation partner at RSM UK, join us to talk about the possible changes that generative AI could bring in the next 30 years. They discuss how productivity and its distribution among society might change, and how work tasks and human skills such as creativity, critical thinking, and communication might evolve in response to the technology.

They also consider the difficulties and opportunities that AI brings, such as workforce shifts, education reforms, and the need for human-machine cooperation. Listen for a thoughtful discussion on how generative AI could shape the future of work, productivity, social interactions, and the impact of this rapidly advancing technology.

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