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Tag Archives: Institution of Civil Engineers
Wikipedia: take an interest, but be disinterested
What do the following have in common? Crewe Alexandra midfielder Nick Powell Sir John Liddell, director-general of the Medical Department of the Royal Navy (1855-1864) building services engineer Max Fordham On the face of it: nothing. However, they are all the subjects … Continue reading
Posted in marketing, media, Web 2.0, wikis
Tagged #ciprsm, CIPR, David Gerard, Gem Griffiths, Institution of Civil Engineers, John Liddell, Max Fordham, Nick Powell, Philip Sheldrake, PR, social media, Web 2.0, Wikimedia UK, Wikipedia
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Wikipedia and the ICE
Feel your discipline isn’t covered well on Wikipedia? Not sure how to improve matters? Follow the ICE’s lead and start a campaign to deepen Wikipedia’s coverage of your profession, its people and projects. Building on my own interests in civil … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, marketing, media, mobile, PR, Web 2.0, wikis
Tagged Andy Mabbett, civil engineering, engineering, ICE, Institution of Civil Engineers, London, QR codes, QRpedia, Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia
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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
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