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Architecture as a Product: What Makes a Building Worth Repeating? - Vimarsana News

Architecture as a Product: What Makes a Building Worth Repeating?

Productized architecture is an innovative approach to designing buildings as repeatable and scalable - what makes a building worth repeating?

Is return to office a civic responsibility? This tech exec says yes - Vimarsana News

Is return to office a civic responsibility? This tech exec says yes

Companies must consider outcomes beyond their financial interests, notes former OraSure CEO and UC Science Center Director Stephen Tang.

Bangkok Bank launches 20-billion-baht Transformation Loan program to support SME - Vimarsana News

Bangkok Bank launches 20-billion-baht Transformation Loan program to support SME

The program targets two groups of SME customers: those impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic and those needing funds to invest in business transformation.

Bangkok Bank launches 20-billion-baht Bualuang Transformation Loan program to support SME and facilitate their competitiveness and sustainable growth with a fixed interest rate of 5% per year - Vimarsana News

Bangkok Bank launches 20-billion-baht Bualuang Transformation Loan program to support SME and facilitate their competitiveness and sustainable growth with a fixed interest rate of 5% per year

Bangkok Bank President Chartsiri Sophonpanich said that the economy and business environment are changing rapidly and continuously which is a result of digitalization, regionalization, and urbanization. Bangkok Bank recognizes the need to help

Industry fragmentation – the barrier to innovation and change - Vimarsana News

Industry fragmentation – the barrier to innovation and change

Tony Wells is chief executive of Merit The construction industry’s declining productivity means projects are becoming expensive and unaffordable.