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About me
I run a niche consultancy business, pwcom2.0, focused on PR, marketing and social media for the construction industry, reflecting 20 years work in AEC marcoms and more than ten years involvement with collaborative ICT (some of which is today termed Web 2.0 or social media).
I worked for BIW Technologies, one of the UK's leading providers of SaaS-based construction collaboration technologies (AKA 'project extranets') from 2000-2009 (before that, I ran the first iteration of my own PR and marketing business, following 11 years with the Halcrow group and Tarmac Professional Services).
I wrote the UK's first guide to these technologies, published in 2005, and have been involved in various IT related initiatives by, among others, the Network of Construction Collaboration Technology Providers and Constructing Excellence.
With three others, I was also one of the co-organisers of Be2camp - a growing online network that I continue to manage today and which I am pleased to link to the AEC Network.
I also write about AEC technologies, particularly in Software-as-a-Service, on my blog at www.extranetevolution.com. More recently, I started a new PR/marketing/Web2.0/AEC blog, as part of a new website to support pwcom2.0.
I worked for BIW Technologies, one of the UK's leading providers of SaaS-based construction collaboration technologies (AKA 'project extranets') from 2000-2009 (before that, I ran the first iteration of my own PR and marketing business, following 11 years with the Halcrow group and Tarmac Professional Services).
I wrote the UK's first guide to these technologies, published in 2005, and have been involved in various IT related initiatives by, among others, the Network of Construction Collaboration Technology Providers and Constructing Excellence.
With three others, I was also one of the co-organisers of Be2camp - a growing online network that I continue to manage today and which I am pleased to link to the AEC Network.
I also write about AEC technologies, particularly in Software-as-a-Service, on my blog at www.extranetevolution.com. More recently, I started a new PR/marketing/Web2.0/AEC blog, as part of a new website to support pwcom2.0.
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- I run a PR, marketing and social media consultancy, mainly focused on the AEC and property sectors.
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- At 15:11 on March 19, 2012,
Sotia Teneh said… Good day,
How is everything with you, I picked interest on you, after going through your
short profile and deemed it necessary to write you immediately. I have something
very vital to diclose to you, but I found it difficult to express myself here,
since it's a public site.Could you please get back to me My E-mail address
(sotia_teneh2@hotmail.com) for the full details.
Have a nice day.
thanks
Sotia Teneh.
- At 16:01 on December 12, 2008,
John Cave said… - Hi Paul,
My main meeting for Monday has just been postponed, but I should be down again before Christmas - I'll let you know.
Cheers
John
- At 11:26 on December 12, 2008, John Cave said…
- Hi Paul,
Thanks for joining the AEC Network. I would like to have a chat about how we can help be2camp and vice versa - I may be in London on Monday, are you around?
Best regards
John
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Links for April 30th through May 4th
These are my links for April 30th through May 4th: Bioenergy strategy – Department of Energy and Climate Change – Another document to plough through: "Bioenergy is expected to play a key role in our ability to meet the 2020 renewables target as well as longer term carbon reduction targets to 2030 and 2050. But [...]Academic paper review: “An investigation into recent proposals for a revised definition of zero carbon homes in the UK”
McLeod, R.S., et al., An investigation into recent proposals for a revised definition of zero carbon homes in the UK. Energy Policy (2012), http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.enpol.2012.02.066 I found this paper via one of the many publications I scan via RSS. The paper has two slants to it – an excellent history of zero carbon and the route [...]Links for April 22nd through April 26th
These are my links for April 22nd through April 26th: Exclusive: Contractors’ PFI school payments tied to green targets | Online News | Building – "Building understands the government is now planning to ensure that under its Priority Schools Building Programme (PSBP), expected to come to market in September after a six-month delay, the government [...]Major housebuilders play their hand with regards to Part L 2013 and the future of CSH
Very quietly pushed out on 17th April 2012 (the only press I’ve seen which picked it up were Construction Enquirer – linked further down), a press release buried in the Masonry First website heralded the launch of a new report from ‘think tank’ The Futures Group “Building Better Homes for the Customer” (pdf, 16 pages). Their [...]Links for April 17th through April 18th
These are my links for April 17th through April 18th: Government to slash planning guidance | Online News | Building – “Clark, speaking at a seminar on the NPPF in London yesterday, said: “We’re now conducting a review of the underpinning guidance, which will concentrate on focusing it, finding out what is necessary to be [...]
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