In this webinar, David Ray, a former Project Manager & Designer turned Implementation Service Manager at Revizto, will share how an Integrated Collaboration Platform, can help streamline your design coordination process, eliminate manual reports, centrally track and record all markups and issues to completion, and communicate effectively and efficiently from any device - even without an internet connection.

Because deciphering the Americans with Disabilities Act can be complicated, this course takes an in-depth look at the ADA. You will learn and understand the finer points of what the ADA is, what it means, and the history and purpose of the act. Focusing on the “Public Accommodations” title of the act, the course will explore how the ADA affects the plumbing industry and products. The course will take a deeper look at rules and requirements for drinking fountains and sinks and move into ADA-approved plumbing solutions for long-term care facilities and homes for the aging-in-place community.

Does your business partner occasionally drive you crazy? Do you occasionally drive your business partner crazy? The answer is most likely yes...and yes. Running a small or mid-sized design firm isn’t easy, especially when two or more partners are at the helm. Decision making can be difficult. Responsibilities can feel unbalanced. Priorities can differ. But the good news is you’re not alone – and there’s no such thing as a perfect partnership. There are lessons to be learned from those who have managed differences constructively. In this interactive webinar, CVG’s CEO, Todd Reding, will walk through common sticking points that CVG has helped partners navigate within the leadership of small and mid-sized architecture, landscape architecture, and interior design firms. Of course, all names will be changed to protect the innocent, and situations will be presented in the abstract. Join us as we present a handful of case studies in firm partnerships. Most importantly, we’ll discuss proven tools and solutions that you can bring back to your own conference room for your next partner’s meeting.

This course explores the importance of staying hydrated and the effects dehydration can have on health and wellness. Learn about common types of contaminants in drinking water and the potential health effects of ingesting contaminated water. Discover gaps in consumers’ knowledge around what healthy hydration means, looks like and the role of filtration. Gain insight into how consumer lifestyle trends are driving the need for healthier and more sustainable water in the kitchen and beyond, and how consumers are meeting these needs. Finally, learn about some of the newest drinking water products and filtration systems available to consumers for cleaner, healthier, sustainable drinking water at home

Architects and other design professionals have a critical role to play in reducing global greenhouse gas emissions through building design and product selection. The urgent need to reduce both operational and embodied carbon means that building designers must be familiar with transparency documents that facilitate low-carbon product selection. In this course, we review the types of carbon of concern, transparency documents that provide critical information, and tools for sourcing embodied carbon information. We also look at the contribution of insulated metal panels to both low embodied and low operational carbon buildings.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the prevention of germs and their spread has become increasingly important and remains a top priority. Public spaces have adopted new measures to address such concerns, implementing solutions designed to help combat the spread of germs. This presentation will discuss how germs spread; how opinions have changed pertaining to shared surfaces; how public spaces are evolving because of the COVID-19 pandemic; and how hands-free products are key to providing hygienic solutions