Tag: Gen Y

Feb 27 2011

Immersive design collaboration, with IdentityMine

By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, BIM, Collaboration, Extranet/CDE, Functionality, Future, Internet, Mobile, People issues, Web 2.0
27 February 2011

I have returned from time to time to the perceived shortcomings of online design collaboration insofar as some architects and other designers prefer the intuitive, paper-based processes of marking-up, commenting and sketching on design drawings by hand. Such ‘collaboration’ they say is less easy when they are faced by conventional computer interfaces as opposed to, …

architecture, BIM, building information modelling, built environment, business intelligence, Cereno, collaborative decision-making, Collaborative Working Environment, collaboratory, commenting, Construction, content sharing, CWE, data visualisation, design collaboration, design drawings, device integration, Engineering, Executive Dashboard of the Future, facial recognition, Gen Y, gesture-driven navigation, IdentityMine, Jonah Sterling, marking-up, Microsoft Surface, Millennials, mobile, NUI, NuVa, office design, presence detection, real time, remote collaboration, Second Life, sketching, status, studio design, Surface, tablets, touch-sensitive wall screens, video-conferencing, voice recognition, Web 2.0, XBox Kinect, YouTube

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Apr 01 2010

The state of (construction) collaboration

By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Blogs, Collaboration, Extranet/CDE, Functionality, Future, People issues, Vendors, Web 2.0
1 April 2010

I spoke at the Collaboration Cafe symposium held at London’s Building Centre on Tuesday, 30 March. I was third speaker on, following StickyWorld and Slider Studio founder Michael Kohn and Axis Design architect Rob Annable, and my brief from Michael was straightforward: to expand on the blog post, The end of the construction collaboration era?, …