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Mott MacDonald has expanded its collaboration with Microsoft to further transform its digital infrastructure and accelerate digital and AI enablement across its business. This latest investment in Microsoft Azure AI Foundry marks the next stage in a decade-long digitalisation journey, which has already seen the global engineering, management and development consultancy develop industry-leading digital solutions for clients around the world.
Over the last 18 months, Mott MacDonald has empowered more than 3,000 citizen developers through its digital workspaces platform, a collaborative, secure environment that unlocks staff creativity and enables rapid innovation. Leveraging the scalability and flexibility of Azure AI, this approach enables teams across the business to dynamically access high-performance computing resources and deliver faster, AI enabled digital solutions that directly address client needs—while maintaining governance and agility.
These digital solutions are already being applied on some of the world’s most complex projects. Mott MacDonald has recently infused its consent management solution with AI to deliver critical public consultations faster and more accurately for major projects. Similarly, a significant chat-powered upgrade to the Mott MacDonald Carbon Portal has democratised low-carbon design optimisation.
The investment in Azure AI has significantly expanded access to advanced digital technologies across Mott MacDonald's workforce. Complemented by the company’s responsible AI policy, published last year, which establishes a leading framework for the safe and secure application of AI tools, development pathways are in place for building modern digital applications on the digital workspaces platform. These guardrails support the successful democratisation of AI across the business, ensuring that innovative solutions are developed responsibly and effectively.
David Johnson, group development director at Mott MacDonald, said: “The world’s most complex infrastructure projects require highly technical and digitally enabled solutions. Our clients need these to be reliable, scalable and absolutely secure. By deepening our long-term collaboration with Microsoft we are taking the next step to enable the democratisation of AI across our business, delivering better outcomes for our clients and the communities they serve.”
Read more about Mott MacDonald's AI journey in Microsoft's UK Stories article
Google’s ambitious climate strategy is one that focuses not only on reducing its own environmental impact but also on enabling others to meet their sustainability goals. Speaking at Carbon Crunch 2025 in London, Google director of sustainability for Europe, Middle East and Africa Adam Elman outlined how the tech giant views its role as extending beyond its own decarbonisation.
Mott MacDonald health market lead Rhydian Morgan explains how the development of the Healthcare Configurator has been built on decades of experience.
Robust data foundations, expert oversight and strong governance are key to unlocking the power of AI for the built environment says Nasrine Tomasi, head of AI and information management at Mott MacDonald.
Through immersive design validation and integrated planning, digital rehearsal drives efficiency and assurance in nuclear infrastructure delivery.
Inspired to help with the Christchurch rebuild post-earthquakes, Eva moved to New Zealand and started a new career from scratch. Since then, she has gone from mentee in the Women in BIM programme to an internationally recognised presenter, lecturer and global BIM mentor.
Anand Kirtiwar, senior BIM co-ordinator, talks about his role shaping water projects across India, America and our global delivery business.
We spoke to Atul Gadre, principal digital engineer based in Bangalore who shares his love for digital engineering and how working at Mott MacDonald has opened up diverse doors personally and professionally.
We recently spoke with Govind Ranjith Kota, a mechanical BIM engineer, about his exciting role in our global delivery business and how crucial innovation is to our success.
We caught up with civil engineering designer Jayant Gupta to talk about his role within our business and the importance of communication and collaboration.
Ash dieback is currently sweeping across Europe costing landowners billions of pounds to clear the dying trees, as well as removing the air quality and biodiversity benefits that the trees provide.
This is the story of how we partnered with South East Water to develop the decarbonisation roadmap, processes and internal capability that has put it ahead of future reporting obligations.
Delivery of a 44,000m2 integrated constructed wetland to improve water quality in the River Dearne in Yorkshire, has benefitted from improvements in safety, cost and sustainability thanks to intelligent plant combined with AI.
As Seattle prepares for significant population and job growth, the West Seattle and Ballard Link Extensions will add efficient light rail transit options to connect communities with reliable public transportation.
Digital engineering is transforming Victoria’s Big Build, making transport projects smarter, faster and more connected than ever. From planning to delivery and maintenance, data is now streamlined and accessible – changing the way infrastructure is managed.
We’re taking an innovative approach to support Auckland Council in providing the community with healthy water and maintaining a resilient water management system.