The Policy Practice Paper
The recent spike in recorded failures of firms offering MMC solutions, promoted research to understand whether these are innovation-related, and to derive recommendations that are believed to be effective in achieving the much-needed healthy adoption, of innovative ways of delivering places. The responsibility lies not only with these organisations but also with the government, not least due to the need for more supportive actions.
Left: Dr. Ali M. Saad
Contributors
Contributors include: Dr. Ali M Saad, Chris Gorse, Steve Baker, Chris Goodier, and Mohammed Dulaimi.
Disclaimer
This report has been produced independently and is intended to propose ideas and suggestions aimed at promoting modern methods of construction and reinforcing confidence in these construction methodologies. The primary purpose of this paper is to propose ideas and suggestions, which are subject to debate, evaluation, and further examination, and the authors do not guarantee any specific outcomes or results from the implementation of these ideas. The authors and the organisations mentioned in this paper disclaim any responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the information presented, and readers should consider the information provided with due diligence and critical thinking.
Hence, this Policy Practice Paper is for general information only, it is not exhaustive, and it should not be relied upon as a substitute for either legal or professional advice. Views and arguments within are not necessarily shared by YORhub or Loughborough University.
