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05/03/11 The Softer Side of Technology Technology places a premium on leadership and collaboration, demanding that everyone communicate in ways they never did before. Scott Simpson
05/02/11 1 Bend That Fee Curve Too many in the profession view the advantages of BIM through the same old goggles. Sometimes a simple perspective adjustment is all it takes to put things right, like rethinking your strategy. Scott Simpson
03/09/11 Compensation Trends: Encouraging but Conservative The DesignIntelligence“2011 Compensation and Benefits Survey” reveals reasons for optimism and sober choices in architect, designer, engineer, and executive pay. James P. Cramer
03/07/11 1 Realizing One’s Worth Changes in the design industry drive new value propositions and compensation strategies. Stephen Fiskum
03/07/11 Research in Practice The nonprofit R&D entity launched by HKS positions the firm as a leader while providing the entire industry with a knowledge resource that can be tapped without restriction. Debajyoti Pati, Ph.D.
03/07/11 1 Nine Characteristics for Leadership in Sustainability Leaders can directly impact the success of their firm’s efforts to go green. Phil Harrison
03/07/11 1 Mentoring 21st-Century Architects How do we reconcile the profession’s traditional knowledge transfer process with the next generation’s grounding in digital communication? RK Stewart
01/03/11 1 New Opportunities But Little Recovery Research reveals the 25 trends with the most substantial impact on architecture and design now and into the near future. James P. Cramer and Jane Gaboury
01/03/11 Century of the City Cities and regions that are able to adapt to rapid change will have a competitive advantage over their peers in staying relevant for the long haul. Aaron M. Renn

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