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September 2009
Technology Increases Collaboration in Lean Design
AT Weekly, Advancing Technology in Commercial Buildings | |  | | Lean is the buzzword for 2009. Faced with expenditures that are 17.6 percent of the current GDP (and which are expected to rise to 20.8 percent by 2019), the healthcare industry is leading the Lean movement. The economic crisis, however, has forced many architects, facility managers, developers, and business owners outside the healthcare arena to examine things more closely. Because Lean inspires a collaborative spirit, knowledge-sharing technologies are vital to the design process. Read the full article » | | RELATED STORIES |  | |  | Using Project-Specific Websites to Manage Construction Project Delivery Managing information continues to be a critical success factor for construction operations. Given the highly complex, fast-paced, and dynamic nature of the construction process, it has become evident that, in order to complete a project, all correspondence must be maintained in a fashion to support effective utilization and communication. Read more » |  | Future Tech The technology we use in the design and construction of buildings is changing, even as these words are written. Each day brings new demands from building stakeholders – not to mention from the earth itself – and new developments intended to meet these demands. Read more » | The Future is Integrated Project Delivery Integrated project delivery, or IPD, is the philosophical underpinning of the future of the architectural industry. Based on trust and mutual respect, mutual benefit and reward, collaborative decision-making, early involvement of key project participants, early goal definition and intensified planning, and open communications, new models for project delivery are emerging. Read more » | | | This Month's AT Poll | | Do you document the lessons learned from building projects to apply them to your next project? | | Submit your answer online » | | |
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