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July 15, 2008
Highlights:
  Autodesk and Bentley to advance AEC software interoperability
  Building Commissioning Assn. names new media partner
  Feature: Have you lost your business 'mojo'?
  ASTM offers dictionary for engineers
  Feature: Commissioning documents: necessary evil
  Military losing skilled, young engineers
  Complete list of engineering firms
  Last chance to vote for the Product of the Year
  More from the Engineering Development Center
  CSE Webcasts
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Autodesk and Bentley to advance AEC software interoperability
Autodesk and Bentley Systems have announced an agreement to expand interoperability between their portfolios of architectural, engineering, and construction software.
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Building Commissioning Assn. names new media partner
Consulting-Specifying Engineer magazine is the media partner for the annual BCA Convention and Expo in October.
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Feature: Have you lost your business 'mojo'?
Your engineering firm's culture has a direct impact on productivity and profitability. Ensure that the culture is correct, and your business "mojo" will be on track.
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ASTM offers dictionary for engineers
ASTM International's online dictionary of engineering science and technology is available for purchase online.
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Feature: Commissioning documents: necessary evil
Because OPR, BOD, and SM are seen by some as expensive encumbrances to the commissioning process, they often are underused. These documents, however, are invaluable tools.
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Military losing skilled, young engineers
Engineers used to be responsible for the most successful military projects in the 1970s and '80s, but now young engineers are joining high-tech companies and other cilivian firms.
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Complete list of engineering firms
Search Consulting-Specifying Engineer's database of engineering firms or add your firm to this list.
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Last chance to vote for the Product of the Year
Cast your vote in any of 11 categories for the 2008 Product of the Year program. Voting closes July 31.
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The Engineering Development Center includes news and feature stories on management, new hires and promotions, and educational development.
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