Why Project Managers Resist Technology Adoption
Almost every AEC technology leader I have engaged with tells me a version of the same story. The demo went great. The rollout email went out with exclamation points. The training sessions were well attended, and everyone nodded in the right places. Eighteen months later, the best project managers are still running projects out of […]
Changing Your Mindset Is the Key to Change Management
This is a blog by Jeff Perry, MBA Over the last year, virtually every company and firm has had to undergo significant shifts to adapt to the new realities created by the worldwide pandemic. As leaders, it’s critical that we move through these shifts by helping our teams not only adjust to the “new […]
Manage Your Projects to Meet Your Clients’ Expectations
This is an article by John M. Lowe, Jr., P.E., speaker for our upcoming Civil Engineering Collective session: Manage Your Projects to Meet Your Clients’ Expectations, which you can find here. Hardly anything has a greater influence on how we perceive being successful in life than how we meet the expectations of others and how […]
The Science of Successful Organizational Change For Engineers – Ep 095
In today’s episode, Paul Gibbons, an expert in organizational change management, talks about how you can implement change leadership in the engineering organization you work for today or the engineering project you’re currently leading. Here Are Some Key Points Discussed About the Science of Successful Organizational Change for Engineers: Reasons and expertise do not by […]
Leading Change in Your Civil Engineering Career – Ep 021
In episode 021 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Jon Weinstein, President of Line-of-Sight Consulting, talks about leading change management, what it is and why it is important to understand it in the context of an engineer involved in projects as well as management and leadership of people. Here are some key points discussed in this […]