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ARTICLES	AUTHORS
Tech Manager’s Task List Mark Kiker shows you how to make the most of a "to do" list.	posted by Mark Kiker August 9th, 2016
Praising the Praises of Praise When it comes to managing staff, there are methods that are more effective than others. Here, Mark Kiker offers advice on the best way to compliment staff members.	posted by Mark Kiker July 4th, 2016
Helping 2D Subcontractors in a 3D World Matthew Hill seeks to ease the way for subcontractors working with BIM projects.	posted by Matthew Hill June 20th, 2016
Increasing Adoption of BIM by Owners John Barkwell explores the challenges and benefits to owners adopting the BIM process.	posted by John Barkwell May 23rd, 2016
Helping Others Decide, Part 2 Mark Kiker presents techniques for helping others make good decisions.	posted by Mark Kiker February 29th, 2016
Seven Strategies for Choosing the Right Training Program Matt Miyamoto and Sash Kazeminejad, both long-time instructors, help companies answer key questions regarding their training strategies.	posted by Marilyn Law January 25th, 2016
Facility Management Resources Melanie Stone shares a sample of the type of information useful to Facility CAD Managers.	posted by Melanie Stone January 1st, 2016
FM Community Facilities Solutions Architect, Melanie Stone, shares a networking location and other helpful data for those working in, or wishing to understand, post-occupancy facility needs.	posted by Melanie Stone December 31st, 2015
Five Esses of Management Success Mark Kiker lays out five key areas that are critical to CAD/BIM management success.	posted by Mark Kiker August 21st, 2015
The Level After the Next Level Todd Shackelford observes changes in the industry and cautions companies to prepare if they want to succeed.	posted by Todd Shackelford July 2nd, 2015
Letter from the President - October 2014 President R. Robert Bell updates the AUGI organization about activities for October 2014.	posted by David Harrington October 8th, 2014
String Theory - Dec 2013 - Searching the Forums Melanie Stone shares tips and tricks for finding solutions to your technical issues through the forums and highlights some recent interesting threads.	posted by December 2nd, 2013
Poll: What data have you gathered for your end of year review? In this month's survey, Melanie Stone shares with AUGI members a very helpful technical approach for handling year end reviews.	posted by Melanie Stone November 21st, 2013
Standardize for Success! Brian Andresen explains why it is critical to establish, and adhere to, standards.	posted by K WC October 23rd, 2013
A Kick-Off FAQ Kick-Starts Revit Collaboration Want to avoid encountering the same issues in project after project? Author Robert Bell presents a "pre-game" document that will help you prepare.	posted by October 7th, 2013
Coordinate and Dominate: BIM Project Success In this Revit Architecture-related article, four industry pros discuss the importance of a well-coordinated collaboration effort.	posted by Marilyn Law September 23rd, 2013
The BIM Manager’s Balancing Act Bill Campbell explores the role and responsibilities behind the job title BIM Manager.	posted by William Campbell September 5th, 2013
CAD Management: Am I the Only One Who Sees This? Director Mark Kiker shares a few ways to keep your cool when you catch the daily mistakes and offers tips on how to deal with the less-than-proactive co-worker.	posted by Mark Kiker April 18th, 2013
CAD Management: Standardize for Success! In the A/E/C industry, standards are key! Brian Andresen shows you a few ways you can maximize your CAD efficiency by setting up procedures and parameters for everyday project use.	posted by K WC February 21st, 2013
Power for the People Advances in design continue, but there is much more progress to make.In this article, Bill Campbell offers his take on trends.	posted by William Campbell February 4th, 2013

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