Design/Build Project Delivery
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04/30/12
Architecture is an Information-Based Business
Technology has changed the age-old profession of architecture irrevocably. While this shift has not significantly altered our core role as designers, architecture has evolved from a document production business to an information management business.
Ken Young
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04/30/12
Breaking Ground for Tomorrow
Take cues from top A/E performers to learn how you can align market strategies for years to come, even beyond the currently rocky economic landscape.
Bob Stalilonis
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03/06/12
Competing for the Future
Beware the unimaginative and the Luddites who portend the end of the profession, and open your mind to a future of relevant possibilities.
James P. Cramer
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03/06/12
Seeking BIM 2.0
Moving on to the next meaningful iteration of BIM will involve analysis, which requires manufacturer-specific objects.
Arol Wolford
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03/06/12
Duo, Not Duel: Strategists and Designers at the Table
More than ever, designers’ skills are needed at the strategic planning table. These skills make for more effective strategic plans and stronger firms.
Amy Jo Denton
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03/06/12
A Revolutionary Evolution
Consolidation and integration in the A/E/C industry will escalate because it must. How else will we move beyond our current highly inefficient processes?
Steve Burrows
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01/16/12
Restructuring for BIM Success
To find success with BIM, firms need to look beyond the CAD processes that staff are comfortable using. Assessment, planning, and communication are key.
Jay Zallan
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01/14/12
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2025 Predictions from DesignIntelligence
DesignIntelligence staff and Greenway Group management consultants typically forecast three- to five-year strategic horizons. But there is inspiration to be gained by turning one’s gaze to a more distance horizon.
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01/13/12
Adapting for Success in the New Practice Environment
The environment in which architects operate has changed, bringing opportunities to firms that can adapt to the new realities.
Thomas K. Fridstein
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01/09/12
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From Commodity to Quintessence: 25 Trends
Annual DesignIntelligence trends forecast for 2012-2015 recognizes new opportunities for greater relevance.
James P. Cramer and Jane Gaboury
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