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On Demand The AEC economic recovery won’t simply happen overnight after the pandemic, and challenges will still exist—but in 2022—the industry is expected to accelerate once again. Attendees will learn where the AEC industry stands now, what the “new normal” will look like in 2022, and how to apply the latest research to exceed your firm’s growth potential, starting today.
On Demand As the end of the year approaches, AEC firms are shifting their attention to new opportunities in 2022. They’re looking to grow while dealing with the challenges that come with today’s hybrid workforce, working with disparate systems and creating high-quality proposals to win new businesses. We'll share the results of 500 AEC firms about key priorities, key challenges and how they plan on leveraging technology to grow.
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