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Trends, Strategies and Research for the Design Professional
  • 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
  • 01/14/12 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.
  • 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
  • 01/12/12 Embracing Adaptive Reuse We can seize this unique moment in time, reclaiming the high ground of the built environment and rebuilding our local communities. Griff Davenport
  • 01/09/12 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
  • 01/05/12 Leading in the Age of BIM Leading at any time is hard. Leading during turbulent times is even more difficult. Randy Deutsch
  • 01/05/12 BIM’s Leadership Trends Leadership trends brought about or exacerbated by the advent of BIM: Randy Deutsch
  • 01/04/12 Is It True? We asked industry leaders to rate the following statements true or false and share their insight.
  • 01/04/12 Perilously Provocative Predictions A deliberately ambitious forecast of what’s ahead. Scott Simpson
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