In Dale Carnegie’s timeless classic “How to Win Friends and Influence People,” one of the key sections is “Six Ways to Make People Like You.” While we won’t delve into these leadership themes directly, we can draw valuable lessons from
Concora, a leading provider of digital solutions for building product manufacturers, is excited to unveil Concora Spec 2.0. Our commitment to improving the product specification experience has driven us to develop a suite of upgrades and new features, ensuring that
Architectural professionals have spoken and what they are saying is important for manufacturers to hear. The American Institute of Architects (AIA), The Architects Journey to Specification 2023, provides a comprehensive look into the current state of interactions between architects and
ALPHARETTA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES, November 21, 2023 — Concora, an innovator in digital solutions for the building product manufacturers, is proud to announce its collaboration with Alchemco, a global leader of concrete waterproofing systems. This strategic partnership aims to leverage
ALPHARETTA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES, November 16, 2023 — Concora, a pioneering company specializing in digital solutions for building product manufacturers, is thrilled to announce its latest partnership with Wayne Dalton, a renowned designer, manufacturer, and installer of residential garage doors
Design professionals (Architects, Engineers, and Contractors) are undergoing a digital transformation in their day-to-day work, and at the heart of this revolution is Building Information Modeling (BIM). As NOVATR accurately notes, “Building Information Modeling or BIM is a term given
Product selection is a key aspect of specification for design professionals. The decision-making process often involves sifting through a sea of information to identify the right products for specific construction needs. Technical content serves as the cornerstone of informed decision-making.
Today’s design professionals—architects, engineers, contractors, and specifiers—are increasingly dependent on manufacturers for insights and technical know-how. The American Institute of Architects (AIA) highlights, “architects rely on manufacturers to supplement their knowledge of product categories and provide more technical information.” But
Introduction In the world of commercial design, the journey to specify building materials is a detailed and ever-changing process. Design professionals, including architects, engineers, and contractors, are increasingly seeking online methods to find, evaluate, and select building products. This online
Building Information Modeling (BIM) has revolutionized the way architects design and manage projects. According to an AIA survey, design firms are increasingly using BIM software. 100% of large firms, 88% of midsize firms, and 37% small firms use BIM. However,
