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If you find yourself asking the question, “Does my agency really need to move to an electronic plan review process?”, then you are not alone. Thousands of agencies ...

With over 6 million Airbnb listings worldwide, there is no denying that the world of short term rentals is an expanding piece of the tourism industry. And, with 65,000 ...

Using foundational research and business theories first developed during his time at Harvard Business School, Clayton M. Christensen in his book “How Will You Measure ...

Data can be stored in a range of ways. Storage is possible in paper forms, hosted on an internet-connected platform, or in fully on-premises data centers.

If you've read about the housing market lately, chances are you've seen some discussion about slow home sales. Chances are you've also seen negative future predictions. ...

Life-changing innovations, groundbreaking social movements, and timeless leaders all have one thing in common - they begin by defining their WHY. In his book “Start With ...

Good local government leaders are always in high demand. They inspire communities, changing lives for the better. What are these folks made of? Effective leaders — in ...

Most of Seattle’s residential land is reserved for large and expensive detached homes. But that will change—gently. The city has just passed legislation to permit two ...

Have you ever wondered how to reach a goal with no clear idea of how to get there? I’ve often thought about how some people are so dedicated, letting nothing deter them ...

The new ‘shot clock’ bill is causing waves in Texas with new requirements for municipal review timelines. Texas legislators have approved House Bill 3167 which is a ...