Many Firms Concerned About Operating Costs.

In a recent AIA survey, 45% of architecture firm leaders reported that managing the cost of running their firm is a major concern. Costs for health-care technology for business purposes (e.g., computer hardware, business/operations software, printers, mobile phones) and technology for design purpose...

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Publicado en:Architect Vol. 111; no. 7; pp. 55 - 56
Autor principal: Riskus, Jennifer
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Hanley Wood Media, Inc. DBA Zonda Media Oct2022
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