Tag Archive: Never Waste a Good Crisis

Mar 29 2011

ICT4Construction: a post mortem

Categories:

AEC, BIM, Business/Financial, Collaboration, Extranet, Functionality, Marketing, Mobile, SaaS, Vendors, Web 2.0

by Paul Wilkinson

29 March 2011

Rant alert! As regular readers may know, I was (I think, constructively) critical of the first ICT4Construction event last October, and as a result of my feedback organiser Recep Saffet asked if I would chair the next edition, on knowledge and document management. After some deliberation, I agreed, and also helped publicise the event through …

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Tags: 4Projects, Alistair McLeod, Andrew Woolstone, Asite, Be2awards, Be2camp.com, Bentley Systems, blog, Causeway Technologies, ConstrucTALKs, Constructing Excellence, contract administration, document management, Egan, ICT4Construction event, IFS, Kenny Ingram, knowledge management, Latham, LinkedIn, NEC3, Never Waste a Good Crisis, Neville Glanville, OpenText, Paul Markovits, ProjectWise, Recep Saffet, SharePoint, Social Media, Stewart Milne, Stuart Bell, Stuart Kings, Sypro, Twitter, Union Square, Waterstons, Wolstenholme Report

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Nov 22 2010

Notes on attending a Microsoft-hosted construction ICT event

Categories:

AEC, Future, Mobile, SaaS, Telecoms, Web 2.0

by Paul Wilkinson

22 November 2010

“Ooh, a free conference on construction ICT! And it’s at Microsoft’s London office!” – probably the reaction of more than a few people when emails dropped into their inboxes earlier this year. I attended last year’s event, having heard of the event through friends at COMIT (Construction Opportunities for Mobile IT), so I was clearly …

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Tags: Andrew Wolstenholme, Balfour Beatty, COMIT, Constructing Excellence, construction ICT, Construction Opportunities for Mobile IT, Costain, David Neve, Generation Y, ground-penetrating radar, Grundodrill, hashtag, horizontal directional drilling, Howard Scott, ICT & Automation, Jason Maddison, John Findlay, John Mills, location-based services, London, Lync, Mansell, Masternaut, Microsoft, National Platform, Never Waste a Good Crisis, ObjectiveIT, ORFEUS, Osys, presence, radar, remote site set-up, SharePoint, Simon Kalp, social media marketing, Software-as-a-Service, Speedy Canopy, Stent, Tim Embley, Tony Cocks, Twitter, unified communications, Utilities, wifi

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