Inside Education Decisions for the Built Environment:
LIVE from EdSpaces in Columbus

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* 1. Please provide your contact information

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* 2. What insight did the opening audience poll at the EDspaces education hackathon reveal about decision-making priorities?

Teams prefer working with individuals they already know, regardless of company.

Trust in the organization plays a larger role than familiarity with a specific team

Cost savings outweigh trust considerations

Speed of delivery is the primary driver of trust

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* 3. Why do missed timelines have heightened consequences in education projects compared to other sectors?

Education projects rely heavily on volunteer labor

Academic calendars create fixed, non-negotiable deadlines

School projects are funded annually by private donors

Product availability is more limited in education

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* 4. What factor did education leaders identify as a key contributor to delayed decision-making within their organizations?

Limited access to design expertise

Increased student enrollment

Outdated procurement systems and approval processes

Overemphasis on aesthetics

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* 5. According to the panel discussion, what approach helps minimize downstream pain points during construction and installation?

Designing with a single decision-maker

Delaying stakeholder engagement until design development

Prioritizing early, inclusive communication and planning

Relying on written communication over in-person meetings

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* 6. Which strategy emerged from the cross-functional brainstorm as a way to support faster execution under tight education project timelines?

Reducing the number of design options presented

Establishing pre-approved, research-backed design solutions in advance

Eliminating post-occupancy evaluation

Limiting vendor involvement until late project phases

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Inside Education Decisions for the Built Environment: LIVE from EdSpaces in Columbus

Question Title

* 1. Please provide your contact information

Question Title

* 2. What insight did the opening audience poll at the EDspaces education hackathon reveal about decision-making priorities?

Question Title

* 3. Why do missed timelines have heightened consequences in education projects compared to other sectors?

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* 4. What factor did education leaders identify as a key contributor to delayed decision-making within their organizations?

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* 5. According to the panel discussion, what approach helps minimize downstream pain points during construction and installation?

Question Title

* 6. Which strategy emerged from the cross-functional brainstorm as a way to support faster execution under tight education project timelines?

Inside Education Decisions for the Built Environment:
LIVE from EdSpaces in Columbus