Among the many spirited debates we had last week at NSCA’s Business & Leadership Conference, one of my Canadian friends (congratulations on hockey gold!) asked a great question about why I am so opposed to prevailing wage. I want to explain further: it’s not that I oppose it or suggest that our members fight the Read the full article…
The economy has left many of us with fewer employees than we had a few years ago. Companies have trimmed staff down to only the essential employees who they believe are crucial to their business today. A common question is quickly surfacing: who do I hire back first? Sometimes I answer with maybe no one. Read the full article…
I asked a fairly large group of NSCA members to share what they have learned from the challenges they have faced during the current economy. The most common response was cash flow management. Most of them have the old “feast or famine” work schedules – many have work but either it all needs to be Read the full article…
I predict there will be privacy issues and technical bumps in the road for Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) as that effort moves into cyberspace. There is a new phrase called “responsible controls” being floated around with BIM. This will be a huge test for the protection of intellectual property Read the full article…
