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7.10.2019

Intellectual Property Rights: What Architects Need to Know

Architectural ideas are intellectual property just as much as a novel is the intellectual property of its author. In fact, one of Congress’s most important responsibilities is..

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7.9.2019

How to Identify Your Future A/E Firm Principals

The first step in identifying future principals in your architecture or engineering firm is for you to consider what characteristics your firmneeds in future principals. That's..

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7.5.2019

The 4 Best Online Collaborative Whiteboards

Today’s technology combined with an increased client expectation for intense involvement in their projects has given birth to numerous digital, collaborative tools. One of the..

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7.2.2019

Who Should Negotiate Your Contracts?

Whoever negotiates a contract for your architecture or engineering firm should be the one most familiar with the client, having become well acquainted through your marketing,..

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7.1.2019

June 2019 Recap: The Top 10 Most-Viewed Blog Posts

With all of the architecture and engineering industry-related content published on this blog in June, 2019, it's easy to let some important articles slip through the cracks, and..

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6.28.2019

Ten Characteristics of A Good Schedule

Is it really critical that an architecture or engineering project manager have a project schedule? Most clients and design firms will probably answer the question with "You must..

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6.25.2019

Do Your PMs Possess These Untrainable Traits?

One crucial trait for a project manager to have is the ability to see the final goal and relentlessly impel the project towards it. A good PM must operate with a sense of urgency.

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