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Jakarta, coming of LED age

Jakarta, 4th July 2012 Today and tomorrow I will be in Jakarta attending meetings. For those who travel regularly around the region you pretty much know the flight routine. Up early, check in and relax in the lounge until departure … Continue reading

05. July 2012 by Martin Klaasen
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A day at the office

Singapore, 3rd July 2012 With travel looming tomorrow again I spent a good part of the day working on projects that needed my input in view of upcoming deadlines, though I still had to go out for a two meetings … Continue reading

04. July 2012 by Martin Klaasen
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Do they really care?

  Singapore, 25th June 2012 I have a strange situation in a project where I am wondering if the client actually cares about what we are doing. We have been on the job for more than 6 months, have produced … Continue reading

25. June 2012 by Martin Klaasen
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Back to good old floodlighting

Singapore, 19th June 2012 Now here is a challenging question…do you design, and push your design through with all justifications and solutions, knowing that it likely will not stand the test of cost and maintenance over time or do you … Continue reading

19. June 2012 by Martin Klaasen
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Dazzling lights

Singapore, 2nd June 2012 Couldn’t use my laptop last evening as it was in the capable hands of Gerard, IT expert extra-ordinaire…My external hard disc had crashed on me and my laptop needed some serious clean up! All done now, … Continue reading

02. June 2012 by Martin Klaasen
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Planning ahead

Singapore, 28th May 2012 One of my recurring tasks is to allocate capable manpower to new projects. It is a challenge not easily defined as each project has its specific demands and each staff has their specific strength. This capacity … Continue reading

28. May 2012 by Martin Klaasen
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On the acquisition trail

Kuala Lumpur, 24th May 2012 Bet a lot of my competitors would love to know how I go about my project acquisition…I am in Kuala Lumpur for the day to meet some new clients and ick of new projects. Some … Continue reading

25. May 2012 by Martin Klaasen
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Noche Zero

Perth, 21st May 2012 Another beautiful day in Perth, we are lucky here with an average of 8-9 hours sun shine a day throughout the year. Add to that the (really crisp) blue skies and a Mediterranean climate together with … Continue reading

21. May 2012 by Martin Klaasen
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Team spirit

Perth, 18th May 2012 Good results come from good team work. I know it is an “open door’ statement, but remains oh, so valid. Before we engage in a project as lighting designers we generally do our due diligence in … Continue reading

18. May 2012 by Martin Klaasen
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Value engineering

Perth, 17th May 2012 One of the trendy words nowadays is “value engineering”. Not surprisingly many companies warily watch the developments in Europe (will Greece be bumped out of the Eurozone or not, and what will be the consequences?) and … Continue reading

17. May 2012 by Martin Klaasen
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