Beyond IPD: The Integrated Enterprise Challenge

January 8, 2010 · by Henry C. (Peter) Beck III

This may be a moment of transformation for the industry, particularly for architects.

As contractors move upstream, they will take the first steps toward an integrated enterprise, which may result in their appropriation of the creative design function. This may be a moment of transformation for the industry and particularly for the architectural profession.

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