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Posts by PSMJ Resources, Inc.

8.3.2016

Need to Know: COE Firms Benchmark for Financial Growth

The top-performing firms in the architecture and engineering industry are not only achieving greater than 35% profit but they are also collecting on their invoices in under 50..

7.27.2016

Trend Line: A Good Snapshot of How the A/E Industry Has Performed

The 2016 PSMJ A/E Financial Performance Benchmark Survey reflects a design industry that is experiencing steady growth of gross revenue and profits, and overhead rates that are..

7.22.2016

Focus on Design: Futuristic Tower Wins International Competition

A soaring futuristic 83-story mixed-use tower, designed by Sydney, Australia award-winning architects GroupGSA in collaboration with Spanish architect Rafael De La-Hoz, has won..

7.14.2016

2016 Circle of Excellence: The A/E Industry's Top-Performing Firms

PSMJ’s exclusive Circle of Excellence highlights firms that demonstrate outstanding business achievement in the architecture and engineering industry. PSMJ Resources, Inc. has..

7.12.2016

Morrison-Maierle Acquires Vista West Engineering

PSMJ Resources congratulates Morrison-Maierle on its most recent acquisition. On May 31, 2016, the Helena, MT-based engineering, planning, surveying, and environmental sciences..

6.14.2016

Don’t Fail Because You Fail to Collect

Project managers are responsible for getting the project done and out the door... but does the work stop there? A project isn’t successful until the money has been collected to..

6.8.2016

New Overtime Rule: A/E Firm Leaders Have A Say

A rule change announced May 18 by the U.S. Department of Labor would expand overtime protections to an estimated 4.2 million workers, extending the rule to cover those making less..

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