Client Relationships
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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.
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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
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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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
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11/01/11
Creating Value in the Current Economy
Clients are looking for ever more creative solutions to their problems, but they also value predictability. Firms that can deliver results will be the big winners in the challenging economy.
Scott Simpson
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09/01/11
Revisiting the Design Enterprise Cycle
Generating new work, organizing it efficiently, doing it well, and getting paid are still the building blocks of any great firm.
Scott Simpson and James P. Cramer
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06/29/11
Sustainability Leadership: From Stagnation to Liberation
For better or for worse, architects, designers, planners, and their clients make up the central elemental force with regard to the environment and a sustainable future.
James P. Cramer
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06/29/11
The Social Responsibility of Architects
Everyone benefits when architects volunteer in community nonprofit organizations.
Helena L. Jubany
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06/29/11
Learning From Legacy
Since longevity is a key measure of sustainable design success, perhaps we can learn from some of the monumental structures that exist today, 5,000 years after their construction.
Steve Burrows
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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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