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Project Management Journal
Selecting Organizational Partners for Interorganizational Projects
The selection of partners is critical for the success of interorganizational projects. Based on conceptual reasoning in light of prior research, as well as illustrative empirical insights into an…
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Project Management Journal
How far can BIM reduce information asymmetry in the Australian construction context?
Building Information Modeling (BIM) systems are increasingly used in construction projects. Theoretically, these systems provide greater transparency and access to construction project information…
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Project Management Journal
Incorporating employee resourcing requirements into deployment decision making
Employee resourcing is the process of matching human resource capabilities to the strategic and operational needs of the organization. This is exceptionally problematic in project-based…
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Project Management Journal
Value stream mapping in project management
Procuring materials for constructions projects is a high-risk activity that can easily cause project failure--schedule delays, cost over-runs--if this process is not expertly managed and controlled.…
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Project Management Journal
Project manager workload--assessment of values and influences
This work presents the results of a data-gathering survey of civil engineering design and construction firms to determine the number of projects that are assigned to project managers and to identify…
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Project Management Journal
ECON
The equipment used in construction projects make up a large part of the project budget.Replacing equipment is a decision with major implications in the overall project investment.The equipment…
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Project Management Journal
Effective controls for large scale construction projects
Realizing large construction projects is a difficult multi-activity endeavor that is only successfully achieved--meeting time, cost, and quality requirements--when project managers use effective…
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Project Management Journal
The relationship between project manning levels and craft productivity for nuclear power construction
Decisions to accelerate construction schedules--increasing craft manning levels above what is considered normal levels--usually reduce craft efficiency. This article examines the relationship of…
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