Construction Information Management (CIM) has emerged as a critical factor in improving productivity,collaboration, and decision-making within the global construction industry. In emerging economies, rapid urbanisation and infrastructure demands present unique challenges, including fragmented project workflows, limited technological adoption, and data management inefficiencies. This chapter examines the state of the construction industry in selected emerging economies, including South Africa, India, Egypt, Brazil, and Papua New Guinea,focusing on the adoption and implementation of construction information management practices, such as Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Common Data Environments (CDE). By analyzing regional trends, regulatory frameworks, and industry practices, the chapter highlights the opportunities and barriers associated with digital transformation in construction. The study demonstrates that while these economies are progressively adopting CIM tools, disparities in technology adoption, workforce skills, and organizational readiness remain significant.Recommendations for enhancing CIM adoption and improving project outcomes are provided.