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The many uses of skids in Engineering

Executive Summary: Skids are increasingly being used in engineering, specifically in the context of MODULAR PROCESS SKIDS. This involves designing and fabricating process units on a sturdy frame or skid for easy transport and installation.

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Construction’s Growing Pressure

The construction industry faces mounting pressure to deliver complex projects faster, more accurately, and at lower cost. For general contractors (GCs) and subcontractors (subs), producing high-quality shop drawings is one of the most critical yet often overlooked stages in ensuring field success.

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Engineering Excellence for Data Center Development

Executive Summary: As demand for digital storage and computing power continues to surge, the need for advanced, efficient, and scalable data centers has never been greater. This white paper explores Vee Technologies' offering of a comprehensive suite of engineering support services tailored to the unique needs of data center design and construction.

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AEC Digital Twins

Why More Companies Are Using Digital Twins for Virtual Design and Construction. Executive Summary: Never before has the need for accuracy, speed, and cost-effectiveness been more critical in the future of the AEC industry. Digital Twins are becoming a game-changing capability for the design, construction, and operation of buildings and their infrastructure.

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Strategies for Scaling Engineering Output Through EPO Expansion

How Modern Engineering Process Outsourcing Enables Speed, Agility, and Innovation. Executive Summary: Engineering leaders today are challenged to innovate faster and control costs. Traditional hiring, built for predictability and scale, are often outdated to keep up with today’s market.

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THE COST OF CHAOS

Tension buzzed through the job site like static. It was barely 9:00 a.m., and the foreman was already juggling five phone calls, each louder than the last. An HVAC crew had arrived, but the mechanical openings in the slab hadn’t been cut. A wall was framed in the wrong place - again. The architect hadn’t updated the drawings after the last RFI. Materials were delayed, schedules were slipping, and trades were blaming each other in an endless loop of finger-pointing.

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Bridging the Gap – High Hopes for AI in AEC

The Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AE, AEC) industry is at a critical inflection point: despite technological advances and an influx of digital tools, the sector remains heavily fragmented and, as a result, is falling behind.

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The Rise of Generative Design: Redefining Creativity and Efficiency in AEC

Generative design isn’t just something cool to talk about anymore, it’s becoming a real driver of change in how we think about design and delivery in the AEC industry. By using AI-powered algorithms, design teams can now create thousands of design options within seconds, all based on a set of parameters, space constraints, materials, costs, and even environmental impact.

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The Indirect Effects of The U.S. Tariffs on Global Engineering Outsourcing Services

In an increasingly interconnected global economy, tariffs have once again emerged as a blunt yet powerful instrument in international trade policy. While their direct impacts on goods are well documented, the indirect consequences of tariffs on services, especially the high-value, knowledge-intensive sectors like global engineering outsourcing, are less understood.

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Relationships – Why they matter in business

Executive Summary: In today’s fast-paced and highly interconnected business environment, success is not solely driven by transactions, innovations, or strategy. It’s all about relationships … relationships with employees, customers, partners, and vendors.

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Digital Construction: Integrating Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) in Architecture and Engineering Firms

Virtual design and construction (VDC) is revolutionizing architecture and engineering firms by enhancing project management, improving client collaboration, and driving innovation in building technology.

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Technology in the Sky

Imagine yourself in various scenarios: at your favorite lake, watching a football game, or just taking a pleasant stroll. Or you're on the battlefield, urgently needing to locate the enemy.

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A Changing Landscape in Construction and Design Through the Use of Technology

The state of construction today is an overly complex, phased process, organized over time into varying methods of project delivery to meet unique client expectations and programmatic needs. For the client, the goal of design may simply be to finish their project as quickly as possible, but the truth is much less straightforward.

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Sustainable Architecture

Imagine a home, office building, store, or restaurant you can design, build, and occupy that limits man’s negative impact on the environment -- sustainable architecture.

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Building Effective Teams & Resource Scaling in Engineering: Vertical vs Horizontal

Building any successful team in engineering is not an easy task. Scaling your resources according to the needs of a project or organization becomes critical to achieving high performance in the long term in any group whether large or small.

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Supply Chain Disruptions and Impact on Outsourced Engineering Services

As the age-old cliché goes, change is the only constant in the world. Everything evolves or adapts eventually, and perhaps, it is going to be the same with the Global Supply Chain.

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Green Building and Sustainability in the AEC Industry

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, "Green building is the practice of creating structures and using processes that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building’s life-cycle from siting to design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation and deconstruction."

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Energy Modeling

Energy modeling or energy system modeling is the process of building computer models of energy systems to analyze them. Such models often employ scenario analysis to investigate different assumptions about the technical and economic conditions at play.

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New Technology in Building Design

The options today in building design technologies for architects and engineers are unlimited. From exterior to interior, the choices in building security, environmental monitoring, personal protection, and communication systems are vast.

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Building Design with a virus in mind - Health-focused design responses to a changing world

Looking back at history and taking into consideration all other unexpected outbreaks and pandemics, we begin to realize the impact on our lives, economy, and the population as a whole.

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BIM Implementation & Quality Assurance Benefits

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is the most effective, widely used, and preferred design tool in the AEC world currently. This digital software platform enables architects and engineers to create complete designs filled with building data that can be used throughout the design and construction process.

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A Bow Tie Earns Respect at the Watercooler

News traveled fast at this western United States architectural firm. As the vendor, we learned how dissatisfaction at the project level radiates outward faster than upward.

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Recognizing The Form & Function of Residential Architecture

Vee Technologies is helping Architects solve residential design challenges by collaboration of full designs. The paper discusses a sample of our residential design work.

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Understanding the Beauty and Complexity of Structural Design

Structural engineering has enjoyed a brilliant and iconic past. Signature bridges, high-rise buildings, and long-span roofs over sports facilities stand as testaments to the work of structural engineers.

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AEC Studio Inequality Solutions

Assigning personnel to a studio can be a hit or miss affair. Despite valuable input from Human Resources and lengthy interviews by the head of AEC studios, wrongful placements can still be made.

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Globalization of Business

How do businesses meet the challenges of growth, competition, and ever-changing market conditions? The Vee Technologies solution is, quite simply, our global business model. Our model provides clients with well-established processes, industry-leading quality, improved capabilities, reduced costs, shorter workflow cycle times, governance, and a covenant relationship.

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Career Aspirations versus Studio Requirements

Assigning personnel to a studio can be a hit or miss affair. Despite valuable input from Human Resources and lengthy interviews by the head of AEC studios, wrongful placements can still be made.

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AEC Staffing Refinements Deliver "More for More"

Unlike tactical purchasing, strategic selling stands on a “More for More” platform; it means we charge higher fees for a better service relative to our competitors, many of which pitch low-cost drafting in lieu of process excellence. Tactical purchasing doesn't focus on the entire company's needs, and it doesn't aim to truly understand how a vendor's capabilities could support the organization's larger needs.

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Rebuilding the Building Industry

One of the hardest hit industries in the 2008 recession was architecture and construction. With the economic downturn, this industry slowed dramatically, and the slump lasted for years. During this time, many architects left the profession, as did enrolled and recently graduated students.

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Studio Design

The goal of many successful businesses is the physical creation and collection of desired skills, in the form of a studio design, along with producing an output that provides a high level of value to the business. The studio design is fine art to businesses looking to acquire specific skills, reduce costs, and improve deliveries.

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Ramp to Revenue

One of the hardest hit industries in the 2008 recession was architecture and construction. With the economic downturn, this industry slowed dramatically, and the slump lasted for years. During this time, many architects left the profession, as did enrolled and recently graduated students.

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