Leadership Edge: TRXL 198 Knowledge Management 3.0: Leveraging AI for creative collaboration, developing client personas for enhanced communication, and rethinking architectural documentation workflows for simplicity and efficiency.
198: ‘Unlocking Sustainability with AI-Powered Knowledge Management’, with Corey Squire and Christopher Parsons A conversation with Corey Squire and Christopher Parsons exploring how knowledge management can enhance a design practice, featuring insights on codifying expertise and fostering a culture of collaboration within architectural firms.
Leadership Edge: TRXL 194 Embedding knowledge in the flow of work, empowering teams through curiosity and trust, making innovation a billable priority, and leading with intention to create systems that support learning, adaptability, and AI-enhanced decision-making across the practice.
194: ‘CEO as Knowledge Architect’, with Ellen Bensky and Christopher Parsons A conversation with Ellen Bensky and Christopher Parsons exploring how Turner Fleischer Architects operationalizes knowledge management, fosters a culture of learning, and integrates AI to enhance collaboration and innovation within the AEC industry.
Leadership Edge: TRXL 190 How does your firm actually manage what it knows? In episode 190, we explored the evolution of knowledge management in AEC—from dusty file servers to AI-driven insight engines—and how KM 3.0 is reshaping firm culture, collaboration, and clarity. Here are my key takeaways.
190: ‘AI + KM = Smarter AEC Firms’, with Christopher Parsons A conversation with Christopher Parsons about exploring the evolution of knowledge management in the AEC industry, highlighting the impact of AI, and emphasizing cultural and operational shifts necessary for successful KM 3.0 implementation.
Confluence podcast S1E7 Christopher Parsons of Knowledge Architecture joins Randall and me to talk about the major overhaul of their Synthesis intranet platform that’s been recently released for AEC firms. Chris talks us through the transition from building previous versions on top of Microsoft’s SharePoint platform to building their own platform,