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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
05/03/11 1 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
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
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.
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 Realizing One’s Worth Changes in the design industry drive new value propositions and compensation strategies. Stephen Fiskum
01/03/11 Business Intelligence for the 21st Century An A/E/C business development process can redirect your program toward the new realities of a different tomorrow. Richard K. Rodgers
01/03/11 1 Change of State in A/E/C Creative disruption through technology, delivery, research, and M&A is shaking up the status quo … for the better. Scott Simpson
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
01/03/11 Conscripted Collaboration Smart managers embrace this horror: What most likely makes a project successful is the thing they control the least. Ken Bishop

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