by David Chatterton on January 5, 2012
Back in 2009, Simon Bristow presented to the Agile Australia conference on how Aconex had incorporated “Inter-Sprint Breaks” into the Agile process to avoid burning out teams with the pressures of back-to-back sprint delivery. Included in the set of activities that Aconex undertakes in these breaks were Hackathons (one day to work on a project [...]
by Leigh Jasper on December 22, 2011
I hope everyone is enjoying my Computerworld blogs so far. In this week’s Collaboration for Grown Ups post, Collaboration trends for 2012: Part one, I addressed the three hot topics that have been top-of-mind for me: Big Data, Social and Mobile. The construction industry is no stranger to the marriage of collaboration and Big [...]
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Big Data,
BIM,
collaboration,
social,
social networking,
trends
by Leigh Jasper on December 15, 2011
This is the third installment in my Computerworld blog series, Collaboration for Grown Ups, and this week we’re tackling an issue that you don’t want to ignore: legal risk. The first thing you should ask yourself when choosing a collaboration system should be: “what legal risks exist?” Most often overlooked is the simple fact that [...]
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collaboration,
data records,
document management,
legal,
risk
by Leigh Jasper on December 7, 2011
On my Computerworld blog series, Collaboration for Grown Ups, we’ve so far tackled the basic facts of collaboration. This week’s post, “If it isn’t neutral, it’s not collaboration,” is now live, and we’re digging in further, past the facts, to a discussion that revolves around the importance of neutrality in multi-party collaboration. As I [...]
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collaboration,
Neutrality,
Switzerland