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01/08/10 1 From Mylar to Digital Models HOK is finding that building information modeling and integrated project delivery make the firm more resilient and better able to deliver innovative services to clients. Todd Halamka
01/08/10 Preparing for a New Practice Paradigm Although creative disruption has always affected our business, this time around is different. Strategically optimistic professionals who align the zones of marketplace, skill, and passion, however, will find a career sweet spot. Stephen Fiskum
11/05/09 The $100,000 Question It’s the query every student should be asking: How do I make the most of my design education? Andrew Caruso
09/04/09 1 Attaining A/E/C Market Prominence Research at the Rice University Building Institute reveals a dozen strategies for increased competitiveness. Joe M. Powell
07/07/09 A Process to Build High-Performance Teams Six characteristics are present in teams that are able to achieve exceptional results. David Thiel
05/11/09 Roundtable: Tools of Today Are Opportunities for Tomorrow DesignIntelligence invited several of the profession’s leaders to participate in a virtual roundtable to share their thoughts on issues of technology.
11/10/08 An Enviable Design Portfolio Whether you’re preparing to launch a new career or working to build up your firm’s client base, a well-prepared portfolio is a calling card that can open doors. A good portfolio illustrates strengths and an understanding of essential design constructs. Harold Linton
10/06/08 Communicating Your Distinctive Competency Few firms are truly unique in their competencies or capabilities. However, if you are able to define and then communicate what makes your organization distinctive, you’ve already gone a long way in delineating you firm and demonstrating your worth. Sharon Berman
10/06/08 Advice for Design Entrepreneurs Design entrepreneurs who don’t yet possess the resources to hire full-time marketing staff must do the job themselves: Be the expert, get that message out, and business will come to you. Brenda Richards and Kathleen Soldati

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