Jan
25
2008
In this podcast I talk with Jim Upton, a specialist in AEC and facilities management software, about the role of integrating business data and functions. As companies continue to seek out efficiencies the process of bridging disparate networks so that information is shared by contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and others is a key focal point.
Jim highlights reasons why companies are sharing more and more data. He talks about strategies and issues and he offers some advice about what to focus on and when to consider getting your business linked up with others.
Jim’s company, JCU Services LLC helps companies to select software and make it work optimally for them. They also work with software vendors helping them to understand the needs of the AEC and facilities management industries and how to market software to these industries. Send email to Jim.
Podcast-Interview with Jim Upton
Nov
16
2007
Listen in now to an interview (13 minutes) with Dr. George Elvin, director of the Green Technology Forum, to hear about some amazing nanotechnology items that are ripe for the construction industry. The super-insulating material at the left is called Aerogel and is claimed to be the world’s lightest solid since it is 99.95 percent air. The material offers high insulating value along with translucency.
George also talks about photovoltaics that become integral parts of buildings and carbon chains, a new way to add strength to metals and to create self-healing concrete.
You can order the report “Nanotechnology for Green Building” here.
nanotech-reaches-construction
Oct
31
2007
In this interview with Heather Rhoades from The SearchGuru.com we explore some points about search engine optimization (SEO) and cover the importance for those in the construction business of having a web presence. You can sign up for The SearchGuru’s newsletter and regularly receive valuable information that will help you better manage your web efforts.
Click the link below to hear this five-and-a-half minute interview.
Web Site Optimization
Information Improvisation: For 1Y0-259 and 640-802, professionals often spend years, perfecting their scores on 70-284 and 642-825 because the aggregate of their scores and that of PMI-001 will determine their entrance into the program. Doing 1z0-042 or 642-892 is much more easier.
Aug
14
2007
Every now and then you need something just a bit different to listen to…especially in the morning. Here’s one I hope you like. If not, that’s okay too.
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