Started the day off early with a presentation on CAD Momentum. I discussed getting the right stuff moving in the right direction at the right speed. The AUGI Top DAUG winner was announced. The competition went down to the wire with several last day participants winning top slots. The overall winner was announced to a [...]
Today I presented twice. The first presentation was on working with multiple generations in the workplace. The second was CAD Leadership and Leading Change. Each class was well attended and somewhat interactive. I am writing this from the show floor and the crowd is not thinning out as the evening wears on. I visited the [...]
Yesterday was a long day of presentations and classes. The General Session Keynote was done on a single massive display that must have been well over 100 feet wide and Autodesk CEO Carl Bass always entertains and informs. I am hearing stats like 8000 attendees from 80 countries and the crown is a wide mix [...]
After arriving yesterday, I jumped into full swing today with the Leadership Forum. Last night there was a reception where everyone had the opportunity to meet and greet. I interacted with Joseph Joseph (www.bim-managers.com) who helped organized the whole thing. He has done a great job. Today was the full force attack with classes on [...]
My CAD Leadership class this year is on Change. How to manage it well. Change is going to happen and you need to be leading it. Leading change will draw upon your skills in ways that you may not have fully developed and will continue to develop your entire career. I have broken this topic [...]
I am presenting on how multiple generations of workers is impacting the workforce. When working through the data I came up with some conclusion. Five Keys of Understanding the Generations Traditionalists (WW2 generation) and Baby Boomers are as likely as Millennials to be technology contributors. Enhancing and clarifying the old – producing and creating the [...]
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One of my classes is on CAD Momentum. It is about making things happen by capitalizing on the energy and momentum of change. Here are some of my thoughts… The Enemies of Momentum. The people and comments below can be killers of your progress. You can hear people saying these things and it will cause [...]
It all started out with a hosted “all out” breakfast for the AUGI Volunteers at AU. About 25 gathered for a fantastic breakfast buffet in the AUGI room. David Harrington (incoming AUGI President) and I thanked them all and then had an in-depth discussion of all things AUGI, with most conversations centering around the website [...]
The day started for me with a meeting with Ray Eisenberg of the Autodesk International Community. After that a meeting with the AEC Community manager for Autodesk. Then a meeting with the Autodesk M&E Max and Max design product manager. A quick break for lunch and then off to teach my BIM Manager class. After [...]
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