Mark Haas has another great post up at the Institute for Management Consultant’s Daily Tips for Consultants blog. In it, he compares the work of consultants to that of detectives, prompting the invocation of the world’s most famous fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes. When asking What Would Sherlock Holmes Do? Haas came up with the following [...]
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Some Thoughts on the Design Process
In the last week or so, there has been a lot of talk in the tech industry about the upcoming theatrical release of a lost interview with Steve Jobs from 1996. The interview was part of a series by Robert X. Cringely, called “Triumph of the Nerds.” An excerpt of the interview has been circulating [...]
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Construction Consultant and Deck/Waterproofing Contractor Uses Technology To Achieve More From Less
I just posted an interview with Bill Leys (@Deck_Expert) over at AECforensics.com. Leys is a deck and waterproofing contractor on the central coast of California (hence the name of his company, Central Coast Waterproofing) that also provides expert witness testimony in construction defect cases, and offers consulting services to owners regarding decks, deck coverings and [...]
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In The News…
I haven’t been posting here quite as frequently as I would like, but that doesn’t mean I’ve been lazy! The Zweig Letter A few weeks ago, I received a call from Julie Kyle, an editor with The Zweig Letter. For those of you not familiar with the publication or the organization behind it, ZweigWhite is [...]
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AEC Forensics Re-Launched!
After several weeks of downtime, I’m proud to say that AEC Forensics is back up and running! Featuring one of the outstanding Woo Themes, AEC Forensics is running a theme that is appropriately named, Mortar. In addition AEC Forensics is also on a grid server at mediatemple. Even more impressive is the fact that both [...]
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