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How Laurence Associates’ managers, fee-earners, and clients got clarity amid Covid

Post by Synergy - February 15th, 2021

Find out how Synergy software gives multidisciplinary practice, Laurence Associates, “clarity — for management, fee earners and, most importantly, for clients” and how that’s giving them more time for their incredible design.

How can built environment designers use Kanban?

Post by Synergy - November 19th, 2020

You know what Kanban is, but how can (-can) your architecture, engineering, or construction design practice use it? Great question — it’s the industry-specific utility of the Kanban management method that drives this blog. So read on for answers, you champions of AEC.

What is Kanban and why should built environment designers care?

Post by Synergy - October 30th, 2020

Is it the latest dance of long-legged showgirls? Is it something to do with cancel-culture, or new ways with ancient grains, AR, and coffee brewing? No. No it is not. Read our 2-minute overview about what Kanban actually is, why it’s so popular, and why your AEC business and you should care.

Steering your starship — the power in business intelligence (BI) for built environment practices

Post by Paul Hemmings - June 29th, 2020

If you think of yourself as the captain of the ship that is your built environment business — in fact, if you’re anywhere near the helm — a business intelligence system gives you the dashboards you need to steer the craft.

Best practice — Understanding your clients and their needs

Post by Lucy Mori - June 10th, 2020

Architect and business consultant Lucy Mori explains how to gain an understanding of the concerns of your prospective built environment design clients, and demonstrate how your work can solve their specific problem.

Data dominance — the importance of integrated practice management

Post by Mark Hughes - May 15th, 2020

As ever, data is top of the docket for your business best. In this guest blog, S2RANALYTICS dishes up some tech advice for your architecture, engineering, or construction design (AEC) practice that is both timeless, and timely. No small feat.

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