DesignIntelligence SOAR33 - Understanding Change & the Change in Understanding

Strategic Planning

  • 05/01/12 The Blogging + Tweeting President Doug Wignall never knows when inspiration may hit, so he keeps his iPhone handy to capture transient ideas via voice memo. Those brief audio thoughts serve as the foundation of posts he shares with the nearly 2,000 employees at HDR Architecture via an internal blog titled Aspici (Latin for “A look around.”) Mike Plotnick
  • 04/30/12 At Issue: Technology Investment Competitiveness and payback are the primary strategic factors to consider when looking at the advantages and risks of new technology. Although there is much to be optimistic about right now, some issues continue to weigh on the minds of professional practice leaders. Our rapidly changing industry includes product manufacturers, architects and designers, contractors, and engineers (PACE). James P. Cramer
  • 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
  • 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
  • 04/30/12 Game On for A/E/C The design and building industry can learn from video game designers, who create immersive, realistic, and measurable experiences that capture users’ hearts and minds. John Aaron Phillips
  • 04/30/12 Risky Business If you think in terms of managing rather than avoiding risk, you’ll find that big improvements can come from simple ideas. Scott Simpson
  • 04/30/12 The Resiliency Market Sustainability, green design, and safety are saleable priorities for communities and corporate clients. Shore up your firm’s competencies in these markets to enhance business opportunities. Patrick C. Moore
  • 04/30/12 Tools of Engagement Information technology strategy increasingly means enabling engagement. The cloud, mobile, and social platforms can take you there. The A/E/C professional practice environment continues to change, challenge, and evolve our organizations dramatically. Bradley Horst
  • 03/28/12 The Earnings Curve: Perspectives on Career Compensation A strategic view and long-term thinking can yield big rewards. A job is not a career; it’s just one step in a journey that culminates in a lifelong body of work.
     Scott Simpson
  • 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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