Subscribe- RSS Extranet Evolution
Connect
Contact me
- © 2005-2013, pwcom.co.uk Limited. All rights reserved
Tag Archives: FM
From property viewing to post-occupancy reviewing
Why stop at creating apps to sell luxury homes, when all built assets could have an online owner’s manual and feedback loop? Working in technology for the construction and property sectors, I have long been interested in the use of … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, construction collaboration, marketing, media, mobile, property/real estate, technology
Tagged Adsynergy, apps, Banner Homes, BIM, COMIT, FM, iPad, marketing, post-occupancy evaluation, sales, tablets, ThinkBIM
1 Comment
Connect with FM re-launches
A short email broadcast from ConnectwithFM this morning tells me the online community for facilities management professionals is being relaunched. This FM network, founded by former BIFM chairman Iain Murray, first emerged in July 2010, and was soon followed – … Continue reading
Posted in marketing, networks, PR, Web 2.0
Tagged BIFM, ConnectwithFM, FM, Iain Murray, NetworkwithBIFM, Ning, Richard Byatt
Leave a comment
Measuring influence and social capital in construction
As Twitter usage has grown, people have tried to quantify how influential some tweeters are, and I have started to incorporate two of the more commonly used tools, Klout and PeerIndex, into my work. Klout’s strapline is “The standard for … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, branding, marketing, media, networks, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged AEC, architecture, Constructing Excellence, construction collaboration technologies, Construction Enquirer, Construction Index, Construction News, engineering, FM, hashtag, Jon de Souza, Klout, Martin Brown, PeerIndex, PR, PR Week, social media, Su Butcher, tCn, tCnTop100, Twitter
3 Comments
Network with BIFM or Connect with FM?
Yesterday I went to UBM’s Total Workplace Management event at London’s Kensington Olympia exhibition centre (I also strolled through its neighbouring sister events: Energy Solutions and M&E: The Building Services Event). The most outstanding announcement I heard concerned the launch … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, marketing, networks, PR, Twitter, wikis
Tagged AEC, Andrew Brown, architecture, Be2camp, BIFM, CIPR, ConnectedFM, ConnectwithFM, construction, Energy Solutions, engineering, Facebook, facilities management, Flickr, FM, FMX, Iain Murray, LinkedIn, M&E, NetworkwithBIFM, Ning, PR, Richard Byatt, social media, Total Workplace Management, Twitter, wikis, YouTube
3 Comments
Overcoming fear of the social media unknown
I have done some social media surgeries for small businesses, helped consultancy clients, and talked to groups about social media for business-to-business (B2B) use – mainly in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) sector, but also last week to people … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, marketing, networks, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged AEC, architecture, construction, engineering, Facebook, FM, Information Age, marketing, Martin Brown, PR, social media, Tempero, Twitter, Web 2.0
1 Comment
Making better use of office space
Last week, in Ten things to manage in a recession: 5 – cut power, I very briefly talked (point 5) about the energy-saving potential of enabling people to work from home. It needs to be emphasised that this should not be … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Web 2.0
Tagged BT, Cisco, collaboration, energy, FM, home working, HR, ICT, MBE-KTN, recession, Richard Fryer, telephones, telepresence, Web 2.0, webcam, WorkStyle
4 Comments
Let’s make construction more ‘social’
[This is a re-post of a blog article I wrote for Building Sustainable Design, which launched this week - also reproduced on ExtranetEvolution.com.] I have spent more than half my career in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) and property … Continue reading
Posted in Web 2.0
Tagged AEC, age, architecture, Be2camp, blog, Building Centre, Building Sustainable Design, climate change, collaboration, conservatism, Constructing Excellence, construction, design, economic, engineering, environmental, extranets, FM, iGoogle, Institution of Civil Engineers, internet, Latham Report, London, mobile devices, Ning, Pam Broviak, PCs, People, people and processes, Planet, planning, Profit, RIBA, RSS, Second Life, social, social media, social networking, Strategic Forum for Construction, sustainable built environment, tagging, technology, three Ps, Twitter, Web 2.0, wikis
2 Comments
