Tag: Wikinomics

Dec 04 2010

Design by Many

By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, BIM, Collaboration, Functionality, Future, Marketing, Web 2.0
4 December 2010

One of those interesting coincidences…. Yesterday, the Institution of Civil Engineers, with the Advanced Institute of Management, hosted an event, “Engineering Management in a Digital Economy” in London which, despite the wintry weather and the associated transport difficulties, still drew around 40 people from both industry and academia. They assembled to discuss issues such as …

Advanced Institute of Management, AIM Research, Andy Neely, Asite, BIM, BIMstorm, Buckminster Fuller, BuildLondonLive, DesignByMany, Digital Economy, Dymaxion, Engineering Management, GPS, Grimshaw Architects, hashtag, Hewlett Packard, HP DesignJet 111 printer, innovation, Institution of Civil Engineers, London, Ownings & Merrill LLP, Paul Morrell, Snøhetta and Skidmore, Threadless, Twitter, whole-life cost, Wikinomics

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Aug 05 2009

From PLM and social media, to AEC design

By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Blogs, Collaboration, Functionality, Future, Internet, People issues, SaaS, Vendors, Web 2.0
5 August 2009

I have been monitoring conversations about social media among some manufacturing and product lifecycle management (PLM) commentators, and a post by Desktop Engineering‘s Kenneth Wong – What PLM Can Learn from Social Media – has lingered in a browser tab for most of the past two days as I’ve re-read it and pondered it. Kenneth …

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Jan 12 2009

Five 2009 resolutions

By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Blogs, Books, Business/Financial, Collaboration, Future, Marketing, People issues, SaaS, Sustainability, Vendors, Web 2.0
12 January 2009

Reading PR Week magazine last week, I enjoyed a page of the “top five New Year’s resolutions made by the UK’s comms professionals”. Briefly, these were: Survive the credit crunch Embrace the digital age Win an industry award Find a work/life balance Invest more in CSR All pretty laudible, but I think the same five …