The revised AIA contract forms: practical implications

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The A201 form of the American Institute of Architects was revised. The amendments of this form tend to protect contractors and architects as the previous form did. Information is provided to assist individuals who enter contracts with general contractors, lenders, subcontractors or architects. The most controversial change is the consequential damages mutual waiver.

Architectural services, Interpretation and construction, Construction, Services, Contracts, Architectural firms, American Institute of Architects

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Technology, change, and the building industry

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Change in the business model of the construction industry is needed in order to incorporate systematic innovations in information practices. Details on the need for increased integration and interoperability and the use software applications for project design documentation are discussed.

Management dynamics, Management, Innovations, Technology application, Company business management

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Manufactures discover benefits of FTZs

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Brandi Hanback, managing director of Rockefeller Group discusses about the benefits of trading in free trade zones.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Interview, Hanback, Brandi, Rockefeller Group Inc.

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