Once in a while I read a post somewhere else that makes me nervous for the folks that read it.
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The Being Civil blog is pretty good about not handing out bogus and/or partially incorrect information. No one is perfect. I've done it myself a few times with all the best intentions.
Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Mar 15, 2012
Tags bugs, Description Key Set, import, Style Management, management, standards
There's a reason the best players at the highest level of sport turn up at Training Camps to practice fundamentals. It works. These days they don't show up to get into shape. Today, they arrive in shape, because someone wants their roster spot. They still practice funDAmentals. Computer software isn't any different, but you don't have to sweat much to practice and perform.
OOP is Not an… Read more
Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Dec 15, 2011
Tags feature, property, OOP, user, training, management, standards
The DTMC (Design Technology Management Conference) from last year evolved into the new and larger Autodesk University Leadership Forum at this year's AU.
A larger More Business focused and Manager's Conference at AU 2011 is high on my list for great expectations.
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The AULF schedule leaves lots of time for the participants to chat things up. Based on the sign ups I've seen, the group of…
Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Nov 29, 2011
Tags AU, AU2011, Autodesk University, management, Project Management
At this years AU 2011 Leadership Forum I'm hosting a session called
Outliers on the Road to Extremistan
"Does the “80/20 rule” actually apply to the context of human effort, results, and reward?
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The basic math would mean that only 1% produce 50% of the results…
Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Nov 10, 2011
Tags AU, AU2011, Autodesk University, Project Management, management, performance
It's been a bit since I BIM posted. (There is no typo in the title.) That doesn't mean BIM is not important or I'm not very passionate about it. I didn't long ago and far, far away in another lifetime build a company monikered as "Visual Information Systems" without reason and design intent. It's a tell.
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Nov 02, 2011
Tags BIM, management, Project Management