Leadership
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05/03/11
Realities Are Transformed by Technology
Results from new DesignIntelligence research demonstrate ways that technology has been a friend to professional services firms.
James P. Cramer
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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
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05/03/11
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Redefining the Way We Make Architecture
As firms and their clients realize BIM’s great potential, the possibilities, pitfalls, and new solutions posed by its implementation come into focus.
John Flynn and Rob Bendix
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05/03/11
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BIM Beyond Boundaries
Opting for depth over breadth of expertise is a false choice that will lead individuals, organizations, the profession, and industry in the wrong direction.
Randy Deutsch
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05/03/11
Landscape Information Modeling
BIM isn’t just for buildings. The same automation, visualization, and analysis benefits that the software delivers to building projects can be brought to bear in landscape architecture.
Marc Goldman
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05/03/11
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The Dangers of Designing in Foreign Lands
A/E/C firms are finding financial success outside U.S. borders. But it’s essential to protect your firm from inadvertent legal and ethical liabilities.
Eugene R. Scheiman and James P. Cramer
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05/03/11
Magnifying Innovation
Leverage the benefits of technology by taking appropriate lessons from other industries while keeping A/E/C-specific best practices in mind. And don’t forget to take a healthy dose of skepticism as needed.
Ken Sanders
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04/27/11
Designing the Design Firm
New book by NBBJ’s Jim Jonassen examines how to create practices that are capable of producing superior design work.
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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
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03/07/11
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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
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