BET Is Expiring. The Transformation Should Not.
As Singapore’s BET incentive expires, Lim Hwee Chim examines what should replace it to sustain construction productivity, innovation and industry transformation.
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As Singapore’s BET incentive expires, Lim Hwee Chim examines what should replace it to sustain construction productivity, innovation and industry transformation.
Completion does not reveal a project’s final problems. It reveals the accumulated consequences of its earlier decisions.
Innovation is rarely blocked by a lack of ideas. More often, the surrounding rules and interfaces have not moved with it.
A PPVC module looks like a product. Its journey to site reveals the coordination discipline behind it.
The harder question is whether the project’s information, roles and workflows are ready to use what it sees.
The visible milestone is a certificate. The invisible work is years of sequencing, escalation and trust across interfaces.