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Tag Archives: Paul Morrell
Role for social media in promoting sustainability
Last Tuesday, I attended last Tuesday’s launch of CIMCIG’s report “The Commercial Value of Sustainability” (download, PDF) at the Building Centre in London. The first in a series of specially commissioned industry reports for construction marketers, this CIMCIG report looks … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, climate change, construction collaboration, marketing, networks, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged BIM, BIS, blog, BP, Building Centre, CIMCIG, Constructing Excellence, construction, Flickr, G4C, Generation Y, ICT, IGT 2050 Group, Jeremy Sumeray, Paul Morrell, social media, sustainability, Twitter, Web 2.0, YouTube
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Let’s do that Australian thing
The friendly response of the new UK chief construction adviser Paul Morrell to my recent posts generated a few comments, several encouraging him to embrace Web 2.0 to build a conversation with people in the rest of the industry. It … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, networks, PR, RSS, Twitter, Web 2.0, wikis
Tagged Australia, blog, Chief Construction Adviser, construction, Daily Telegraph, Facebook, Paul Morrell, RSS, Twitter, Wikipedia, YouTube
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A public PS: Paul
Looking back at my open letter to Paul Morrell, I realised that it would probably need to be printed out and posted to him, or at the very least emailed, so perhaps we need a post-script…. A public PS: Paul … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, networks, PR, RSS, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged Andrew Stott, blog, Chief Construction Adviser, construction, DirDigEng, Facebook, forums, Lord Drayson, Paul Morrell, polls, PR, social media, Twitter, Web 2.0
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Open letter to the new Chief Construction Adviser
First mooted in July 2008, the appointment of the UK government’s first Chief Construction Advisor was finally announced this week. Former Davis Langdon quantity surveyor Paul Morrell has taken up the three-days-a-week job at a critical time for the construction … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, climate change, construction collaboration
Tagged AEC, architecture, BIM, collaboration, Constructing Excellence, construction collaboration technologies, Construction Commitments, Construction Matters, Davis Langdon, Egan, engineering, Gershon, Greening Government, ICT, ICT and Automation, National Platform for the Built Environment, Paul Morrell, QS, SCRI, Web 2.0
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