You Are Now A Project Manager: What Do You Do?
OK, so you are a project manager at an architecture, engineering, or construction firm. You have a team that really doesn’t work for you; they don’t always play well together in..
Read MoreSix Guiding Principles for A/E/C Firm Leadership
Whether you're a current or future architecture or engineering firm leader, embrace these six guiding principles to keep yourself and your employees engaged, and your firm vibrant..
Read MoreAI, IoT, Climate Change: A/E/C Industry Futurist Issues New Predictions for 2030
In Impact 2030, the 4th iteration of his industry-rattling book series, business management expert, author, architect, and PSMJ founder Frank Stasiowski, FAIA predicts the market,..
Read MorePSMJ Research Shows Slowing Activity in Key Markets
Despite 2018 bringing architecture and engineering (A/E) firms some of the most robust market demand in years, they may not be so lucky in 2019. PSMJ’s latest Quarterly Market..
Read More8 Must-Haves For Effective Project Leadership
Clients want strong project leaders rather than mere project “administrators” who’ll simply manage things and move them around. They especially want a project manager who has the..
Read MoreRecent A/E/C Mergers and Acquisitions in the News
Here’s a recap of some of the latest A/E/C mergers and acquisitions that have been announced in recent weeks. February 5, 2019 – BDP (London, United Kingdom) a practice of..
Read MoreBack to Basics: Accrual vs. Cash Accounting
Most large architecture and engineering firms operate their accounting system on an accrual basis. Most individuals operate their individual “accounting system” on a cash basis..
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