Specifications are no longer written by only specifiers. Specs 101 defines how anyone on the project team should write, read, and use specifications throughout the...

Curtis Moody provides his insights on the AECO industry and shares lessons he learned while navigating through new technologies and growing diversity at Moody Nolan.

Nancy Novak shares her knowledge and expertise on how data is impacting the construction industry and the professionals who make buildings come together.

Damon Hernandez discusses current trends in construction and shares some interesting examples of how modern technology will make an impact on the future of construction.

Presenters share how a change in drawing notations/standards and updates to in-house technology workflows have improved their project team communication.

Re-evaluate your strategies for quality management and examine the building blocks of a robust program that goes beyond the traditional QA/QC at the end of a phase.

It’s been a question for decades: “Where are our next specifiers?” We have an answer! Learn how to find candidates, plan a training road map, and overcome barriers.

Specification training is critical to creating quality construction documents. Learn about resources and tools available to train the entire project team.

Owners are the backbone of our industry. Without them, there is nothing for us to do. Learn about the different types of owners and how to work with them better.

A designer/solution provider and a sub-contractor provide real-world analysis of the construction market and trends that have emerged since the global pandemic began.

Learn how using specifications as a tool pays off for LEED v4.1 rating system product selection and fosters steps toward sustainable market transformation.

Learn the ABCs of enclosure design for hiding dumpsters, condensers, generators, etc., and learn key considerations for specifying these often overlooked site amenities.

Data connects all aspects of project delivery. If we properly manifest data in the project manual and specifications, how can we tie it back to the BIM and design intent?

You can’t make this stuff up. True project stories from over 40 years show what went wrong, why it happened, and steps to avoid similar experiences.

CSI works with product and service providers to develop 60-minute sessions on a wide range of topics.