Vik Duggal, after a brief hiatus, is back doing the video blog and introduces the topic of how the world is now one small town.
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Vik’s Audios- Dallas. Revised. - Ep. 36What if one block in Texas became the sustainable model for the world? […]
- What Happens in Vegas, Ends up on KCastVik Duggal sits down with residential real estate broker extraordinaire Nick Nolf in Las Vegas to get deep into the residential real estate world. Vik asks Nick some tough questions and gets the Konstructr Nation an inside look into what’s happening. Amazing interview! Question from today’s KCast: What do you think about the current residential real estate [ […]
- Episode 34 - Konstructr goes Yahoo! (Real Estate)Vik chats it up with Arjun Arora, the head of Business Development at Yahoo! Real Estate. They discuss what Yahoo! RE is, their most recent success, and some insights for home buyers/seller. Question from today’s KCast: “Imagination is stronger than will-power.” Is this true? false? How does this apply to you? Links from today’s KCast: Houses for Sale & […]
- Episode 33 - Something for everyoneVik Duggal is at Austin’s South by Southwest and sits down with Joshua Karpf and Bart Casabona from Pepsi-Cola Company to talk sustainability. Question from today’s KCast: What are everyday things you do to make a difference in the world? Links from today’s KCast: Pepsico at SXSW Josh is on twitter Bart is on twitter […]
- Episode 32 - Vik Duggal must answer to the Konstructr Nation!KCast turns the tables as the Konstructr nation nominates Chris Cheatham to take an opportunity to ask Vik Duggal some questions. Vik takes the time to answer question about the industry, Konstructr, and two of the most feared questions: 1) What does he do? and 2)Who will be the superman of the industry? Links from today’s [...] […]
- Episode 31 - The Truth will help you survive this economy!Vik sits down with Braun Allison’s David Allison to discuss why after 20+ years in the industry he’s now changing his tune and how he feels the construction industry can overcome the current economic conditions. This episode is for anyone who is looking to take the industry in the right direction. Question from today’s KCast: If think [...] […]
- Episode 30 - Revit. If you don’t know, now you know.Vik Duggal talks with Gregory Arkin, quite possibly the most passionate person in the industry when it comes to today’s hottest building design standards. Question from today’s KCast: How can Gregory help people better understand the value of Revit? Links from today’s KCast: Revit3D Blog Important software BIM IPD Why Gregory wants to make a difference in th […]
- Episode 29 - News from the IndustryVik updates the Konstructr Nation on a few key stories on the Internet relevant to the industry. […]
- Episode 28 - What is Energy Star?After a round of golf in sunny Seattle, Vik sits with colleague-by-day Doug Rogers CEM to talk about Energy Star. As this is the first video post for KCast, comments are much appreciated about the format. Thanks! Question from today’s KCast: What is the energy policy for your building? Links from today’s KCast: Control Contractors, Inc. Energy Star Doug Roge […]
- Episode 27 - Lighting Design: A call to action!James Bedell leads the charge as KCast provides a medium for opinion. James asks lighting designers to rise to the occasion to come out front and center as the sustainability and “green” movement begins to heat up. Lighting Designers…HO! Learn more about James here: Konstructr Profile James’ stories on Konstructr […]
- Dallas. Revised. - Ep. 36
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“I’m back…” It’s like a horror movie! Just kidding VD, good to have you back.
I hope you aren’t working too hard!
Thanks Chris! Working hard enough. It’s good to be back! Glad to see you back on here.
Looking forward to seeing you tonight.
I can’t believe I missed out on getting to know you before. One of the benefits of coming down here is that I can slow down and have real conversations.
Welcome back man! Missed your video blogs as well. Great topic and I’d have to agree that the world is becoming one small town with all the social media tools out there and what they can do for communication. For example if I were coming into a new city and wanted to meet some folks who may share similar interests as me, I could go to various sites to meet this people who could become my new friends, of course the specific site I’m talking about is meetup.com. Social media has changed the world of communication and it will continue doing so.
Thanks,
John
Andrew – Definitely looking forward to meeting tonight. The pace has definitely slowed down. Looking forward to great convo tonight.
Cheers!
@John – Thanks dude! Hopefully the following topics coming up are just as good, if not better. We are only at the beginning.
It was great chatting with you the other day. NEED to do that again.
You did it!
Nice work Vik and good to see yur back.
It’s amazing that you can go to all the different corners of the world and connect with others over a passion, interest, or experience as if you known each other for ages. Fascinating times. You captured it well, Vik!
Brian/Andy – Thanks guys! Great to see you. Looking forward to more events like that…
No more excuses!! It’s not the economy.