For many companies, trust in IT is waning. This is particularly true in organizations with long established IT. Gone are the days when we were the experts in everything. Simply put, there’s too much to know and many of our… Continue Reading
Distributing Coordination ResponsibilitiesWhen you take responsibilities that really are best done by one person, say managing a Samples Library, writing AIA contracts or organizing and distribute it among multiple people, problems will happen. It’s a simple case of no leadership… Continue Reading
The most common complaints I hear today about technology today is: Cost Planned Obsolescence Unnecessary Features I couldn’t agree more! But that’s about where my sympathy (if you would like to term it as such) ends. Perhaps one of the… Continue Reading
A criticism that I’ve had over the years from various Architects is that IT appears to spend more time researching and protecting systems than supporting the actual practice of Architecture. It’s hard to argue with this on the surface: Security… Continue Reading
Among several firms here in Portland, there has been discussion as of late regarding the future of 3D services in house and its the roles, responsibilities and capacities. Much of the “3D” work done in house these days is really… Continue Reading