The global engineering sector, particularly within the EPCI (Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation) industries, is facing a challenging period. The recent news of a second consecutive year of declining German engineering orders is a powerful indicator that the industry may be entering a phase of uncertain growth, fraught with challenges that engineers, project managers, and
Engineering is undergoing a massive transformation driven by technological advancements, sustainability concerns, and automation. In 2025, engineers must adapt to a rapidly evolving landscape where traditional expertise is no longer enough. Emerging industries, global infrastructure projects, and digital innovation demand professionals with specialized skills in artificial intelligence, renewable energy, cybersecurity, and more. Whether you’re an
Are outdated procurement methods draining your resources and putting your career at risk? In Nigeria’s rapidly evolving oil and gas industry, traditional procurement approaches are often the root cause of delays, budget overruns, and even project failures. Engineers and project managers grapple with numerous challenges, including inefficient supply chains, regulatory bottlenecks, and fluctuating market dynamics.