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...ref> They support this statement with research from scientific studies and industry research conducted by the authors themselves.
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...crisis/6173145/The-collapse-of-Lehman-Brothers.html giants of the finance industry bailed out] <ref> McNeil, A. J., Frey, R., & Embrechts, P. (2015). Quantita
...ratic programming problem, and hence the solvability puzzled the financial industry for many years. Today, however, the available computational tools enable th
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...ol that can be useful in big and complex projects like in the construction industry. As mentioned in the introduction, it was created during the Polaris missil
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...e process move forward into the Risk Management process will depend on the industry, company, project and people. Some are by nature more risk tolerant than ot
...want to finish their electrical installation on time. Each part during the construction process has its proper goal. But at the end, this multi-project has only on
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...he oldest project form known in the construction industry. In spite of the industry’s long history, the project form is widely discredited for being the leas
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...s build or assembled nearby in the past, things are usually shipped to the construction site from the other side of the world today. A lot of the processing of hig
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...e use of the venues, was considered succesful and provided them with great industry awards.
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...ineering industry and construction. The method is suitable for all kind of construction projects that require many independent activities to be completed.
...sustained. In the article the procedure for CPM-based scheduling in linear construction projects is described and explained. Moreover, '''Resource Dependent Critic
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...gn in Construction where a digital 3D model is created enabling design and construction virtually. VDC operates with dimensions going from 3D to 6D.
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...nce it is still a relatively new field outside the automotive and aircraft industry where it initially evolved, there is a growing interest in the development
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...These type of portfolio runs only in a specific lapse of time. The fashion industry, for example, each season has one portfolio that is going to end the follow
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...ation modelling are especially applicable to the challenges of diversified construction projects<ref name="smartfin">buildingSMART Finland 2012, “Common BIM Requ
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...y one way to define it. Risk management had their origins in the insurance industry in USA in the 1940s. Project management can be explained as a discipline wh
...inty over time <ref name="Construction"> Winch Graham M. (2010) ''Managing Construction Projects” An Information Processing Approach'', Second edition, PP. 3-8 a
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...nd good structure. This way of thinking originated in 1948 from automotive industry and Hajime Ohba, former General Manager of Toyota Supplier Support Center.
...e early 1990 lean project management expanded into lean construction. Lean construction as a tool focuses on good planning and transparency throughout the entire c
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...material that PMI offers within each project type, e.g. software projects, construction projects, etc., and treats for example area specific practices<ref name="pm
...d that "If the project manager is experienced in the respective sector and industry, he will be in a better position to understand these factors. [The planning
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...ors and risk profile for actors in turnkey contracting in the construction industry.
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...r the companies involved. The results of 82 companies, ranging in size and industry, were aggregated and analysed. The results are shown in figure 2 and 3. Lea
...e project.<ref name=Merits/> This is presumably well fitting for assembly, construction and integration tasks, where tasks are narrowing towards the final task. A
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...ty of the company were some of the reasons that it took most people in the industry by a surprise, when E. Pihl & Søn A/S on the 26th of August 2013 was decla
...wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_management project] and portfolio management in construction, this study will briefly go through the history of the company, including t
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...tion of the project, and is responsible for the day-to-day overview on the construction site.
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...le is to analyse the stakeholder management when '''contracting''' a large construction program, and reflect upon the similar methods used when managing a supply c
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...me stakeholders or even accidents. Contrarily to other industries however, Construction have not really implemented structured risks management methods to handle t
...A short review of the methods currently used for managing the risks in the Construction buisness will point out that what is currently used is very unsatisfaying.
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...ance of identifying, classifying and mapping the different stakeholders in construction projects, since the project otherwise could fail.
... project manager several tools and methods can be used when dealing with a construction projects stakeholders. The tools are applied to avoid uncertainty in the pr
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...tool will be described in detail and a framework for its implementation in construction projects will be given. In the end, benefits and challenges due to implemen
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.... Gantt’s work was produced in a language more accessible to the western industry, and he became known for it and laid name to the chart <ref name=ganttcom /
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... be applied, to at least some degree, to the management of projects in any industry and using any contracting approach.
...jects. The only dimension that is sometimes unknown is ''Earned Value'' in construction, especially on
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...n et al. (2010) :” Guide til bedre projekter med Lean Construction. Lean Construction-Dk </ref>
...utilizes some the ideas from Lean Construction in the design process. Lean construction originates from the Toyota production line, where Toyota developed the '''T
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...ng turnkey contracts different interested contractors give an offer on the construction. To decide on the final contractor the DM is very appropriate.
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...ed to bad reviews on the opening week that overshadowed the success of the construction project. <ref>[''http://www.the-chiefexecutive.com/features/feature68469/'
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...struction firm. As part of the design, BB wanted to introduce the use of a construction technique named [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Austrian_tunnelling_meth
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...results in delays and busted budgets. The Project Manager, in the field of construction, is faced with dealing with and preferably minimizing these risks.
...ormation and Communication Technology (ICT) is of great importance. Within construction, Building Information Modelling (BIM) has become an effective tool for the
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...is” in projects with collaborative environments, such as BIM and/or Lean Construction projects.
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... the process of houses prefabrication is more efficient than the on-site construction. The various experiences developed over the years show that, prefabrication
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...ess. Results show that both play a very important role in the construction industry because while LEED is focused on sustainable, resource-efficient and cost-e
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...n & SIP was established and has recently gained ground in the construction industry, as a well-known collaboration between key project stakeholders.
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dependent on time and cost, which in the world of construction is limited. This, especially, is a challenge for
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...il project mission. The process of procurement is used in the construction industry for selection and review different suppliers and services. The resource bas
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...different educational levels which together should reach the same goal – construction e.g. a building. As a leader it is important to be able to motivate and le
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...ulfilled are themselves hard to define accurately which poses a problem in construction. An attempt to accurately quality has been made by Vitruvius, which stated
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...be reviewed. <ref name="Winch">Winch, Graham M. (2010 2.edition), Managing Construction Projects, Wiley-Blackwell.</ref>
...the critical path method an example is created. The example is for a small construction project to have a simple network and to easier understand the principle.
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...ime schedules due to delays during the construction period. Concerning the construction management, the introduction of the Just-in-time (JIT) concept can be advan
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...st. However, the question is how to implement the SDGs in the construction industry. <ref>http://byggerietssamfundsansvar.dk/images/Invitation_final.pdf Retrie
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...flows on construction projects. These changes are grouped under the term e-construction.
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...h that gains more and more ground is the linkage of 4D BIM with the [[Lean construction]] practices <ref name="BIM"> Eastman C., Teichholz P. Sacks R. and K. Listo
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...sed on the results of the '''EVA'''. The methodology is widely used in the industry because of its ability to facilitate informed objective decision making and
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