Cash Flow Projection: Why it's Important for Your Firm
Steven Burns, FAIA, shares his advice on why cash flow projection is important for your firm along with tips that makes managing cash flow easier.
Developing a practical approach to better prepare for the inevitable reality of scope change helps you ensure every project is a success.
Steven Burns, FAIA, is a renowned global thought leader, architect, and highly sought-after speaker on topics related to emerging technologies and effective firm management. As the founder of The Well-Designed Firm, a cutting-edge business consultancy, Steven is committed to helping A/E firms elevate their business practices to the same level of elegance as the architecture they create. With a Master of Architecture degree from the prestigious Harvard Graduate School of Design and over 7 years of experience at SOM, Steven is a true expert in his field. He also founded his own architecture firm, BBA Architects, which he successfully sold in 2007. Steven's contributions to the architecture industry go beyond his work as an architect and business consultant. He is also the mastermind behind ArchiOffice, a popular project and office management software that he developed and later sold to BQE Software in 2010.
Steven Burns, FAIA, shares his advice on why cash flow projection is important for your firm along with tips that makes managing cash flow easier.
To transition to retirement and ensure you leave behind a successful firm you want to have a plan in place to pass down to those behind you.
Monitoring and controlling in project management helps you ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and meet their intended objectives.
Macro and microeconomics for your firm from Steven Burns, FAIA, on how you should combine a top-down vs bottom-up hybrid approach.
From ChatGPT to Bard to Midjourney, Steven Burns, FAIA, walks you through how to use AI in your business to help you save time.
Steven Burns, FAIA, guides you through the top KPIs for consulting firms including how to track each one and the right tools for the job.
Every employee is an investment, and you want to maximize this investment, not burn it out. Here are 10 tips to prevent employee burnout.
Equip yourself with the tools and knowledge to turn profit planning into an art and build a stronger, more profitable future for your firm.
Steven Burns, FAIA, details how to create an initial project assessment to avoid project failures and greatly improve the overall outcome.
Be the first to know the latest insights from experts in your industry to help you master project management and deliver projects that yield delighted clients and predictable profits.