Surfing for cheapskates

Article Abstract:

The cost of getting connected to the Internet has fallen during 1998, making it an affordable facility for all businesses to join. The Royal Institute of British Architects is considering removing architect companies without an electronic mail address from its register, despite the system being free through products such as FreeServe. Architects could connect to the Internet for as little as 40 pounds sterling, enabling complete access to some of the world's largest information systems.

Telegraph & other communications, Internet, Internet service providers, Equipment and supplies, Architects

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Care to share?

Article Abstract:

The benefits of data sharing are outlined. The benefits of data sharing not only produce a better product but also may help create a better team spirit on the project.

Product Development, Market Research & Product Development, Methods, Information management, Information accessibility, Time to market

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Is the solution also the problem?

Article Abstract:

There is a call for data standards to help shape CAD to fit the purpose for architects.

Innovations, Architecture, Computer-aided design, Computer aided design

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