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Article Scheduling, Risk Management, Construction 1 January 2019
PM Network
Permit Power
Permits can stall or accelerate a construction megaproject. A permit issue is even affecting a century-old project—the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Spain. The project launched in 1882, though less…
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Article Risk Management, Scheduling, Cost Management, Construction 1 February 2017
PM Network
On the Horizon
A mega-mosque construction project is underway in Algiers, Algeria—but its completion date isn't quite clear. At one point scheduled to open this year, the mosque will become the third largest in…
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Article Quality Management, Risk Management, Scheduling, Complexity, Scope Management 1 January 2017
PM Network
Do Look Down
By Ali, Ambreen Here's a winning formula to take tourists to new heights: Build glass skywalks. Last year a burst of construction projects in China hoisted walkways alongside dramatic cliffs, atop skyscrapers and…
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Article Risk Management, Scheduling 1 July 2016
PM Network
Dealing with delays
No matter the cause of the delay, the project manager has to get things back on track. We asked practitioners: What's your strategy for getting delayed projects back on schedule?
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Article Scheduling, Estimating, Risk Management 1 December 2015
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The 20 - percent solution
By Smith, Ronald B. Most recently baselined project plans are inaccurate because they have unrealistic start dates, finish dates, work hours, costs and/or durations. Poor estimating during the planning phase is a big…
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Conference Paper Complexity, Risk Management, Scheduling 10 October 2015
For want of a nail
By Shenhar, Aaron | Orhof, Ori | Dori, Dov The success of any large, complex project is dependent on the completion of all essential components before project completion. The delay of even small components can derail or put the entire…
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Article Risk Management, Scheduling 1 September 2015
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Subterranean surprises
By Alderton, Matt Archeological findings could threaten to derail project completion dates because work has to stop while the discoveries are investigated, documented and excavated. Practitioners involved with the…
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Article Program Management, Quality Management, Risk Management, Scheduling 1 April 2014
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Water works
By Howlett, Sarah Protzman For centuries, the Netherlands built walls to keep the water out. With the 2.3 billion Room for the River program, this European country--where 26 percent of the land sits below sea level--is now…
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Article Risk Management, Scheduling, Decision Making February 2014
Project Management Journal
A new decision making model for subcontractor selection and its order allocation
By Abbasianjahromi, Hamidreza | Rajaie, Hossein | Shakeri, Eghbal | Chokan, Farzad All experts agree on the importance of subcontracting. The high impact of subcontractors on the construction process means that the selection of subcontractors is a sensitive activity. Previous…
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Article Scheduling, Quality Management, Risk Management, Stakeholder Engagement January 2014
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Teaching moments
By Ali, Ambreen Literacy rates have been linked to economic development, and education projects aim to create better-educated and thus more economically secure populations. For education projects globally, the…
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