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  • Cash Flow in construction industry presents an aspect of utmost importance for the cost planning of the projec all the payment costs, through cost projections, during the construction lifetime of the project,
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  • Risk analysis and risk management is an important tool in the construction management process. Risk implies a degree of uncertainty and an inability t ... risk, using bayesian decision analysis. An overview of the principles and construction regarding the decision tree is provided as well as a the decision theory re
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  • ...gn Management; Taylor and Francis Group; 2015, "Building defects in Danish construction: project characteristics influencing the occurrence of defects at handover" ...dictive QC policies are essential. QC is a part of managing conformance in construction projects, and QC can continuously be improved by [[Total Quality Management
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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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  • ...er methods is the ''4D-Planning''. The 4D-Planning is making use of the 3D construction model and the time schedule which is linked to it, that gives 4D-Planning.T ...itical path method an example is created. The example is given for a small construction project, which gives the advantages to have a simple network and to easier
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  • ...jects face a very uncertain environment consisting of planning, design and construction. Each phase requires the collaboration between multiple groups, e.g. owner, ...l be described according to recent literature regarding risk assessment in construction.
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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 The JIT philosophy was originally developed for the manufacturing industry, where it is a method of forwarding materiel or work from one process to th
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  • ...es [[Sustainability in Project and Portfolio Management| sustainability in construction]] ...n lead humanity to achieve this aim. Many of those strategies apply to the construction sector.
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  • Risk analysis and risk management is an important tool in the construction management process. Risk implies a degree of uncertainty and an inability t ... risk, using Bayesian decision analysis. An overview of the principles and construction regarding the decision tree is provided as well as the decision theory rega
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  • '''UNDER CONSTRUCTION''' ... high degree of novelty. These innovations often change the rules of their industry through opening up new opportunities but also challenging the existing play
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  • ...mple of a project about a company that produces machinery for the plastics industry. The company wants to boost its competitiveness and the project team then f Let’s say a WBS was applied to the construction of a bike and the project was foreclosed halfway, then it’s not necessari
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  • ...ime length between estimation and project completion, price fluctuation in construction costs tends to increase the difficulty of estimating and drives estimates t ...a long time. Also, corruption had a huge impact on the country and the oil industry at the time. These unique events are impossible (or at least very tough) to
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  • A project can be used for product development, construction, product improvement, system deployment, process creation, process reengine As for now, a clear and unified definition of project management in this industry has been made. Project management is an integrative undertaking that requir
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  • |[[Construction Contract Management Guidelines and Administration]] |[[Quality Control in Construction]]
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  • A planning team has initialized a risk analysis for the construction of a minor power plant. Through brainstorming, interviews and checklist ana The firm has never used digital solutions in construction planning before, and the planning team knows that replacing the traditional
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  • ...Hazard and Operability analysis (HAZOP) was developed by Imperial Chemical Industry in 1963. At first, it was established for chemical industries, in order to ...lant design. The Heavy Organic Chemicals Division of the Imperial Chemical Industry (British and international company) conceived this method in 1963. At the b
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  • Lastly, is important to note that scenario planning is not specific to industry, system level, project, programme, or portfolio management, but can be purp ...consequences on societal, industry and organisation levels. Thus, scenario construction is not about coming up with all events that may happen, but to construct sc
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  • ...rossing will traditionally be various type of bridges and tunnels. As this industry tirelessly continues to pursue even greater challenges, a submerged bridge ...an that the railway upgrade on land has been carried out long ahead of the construction of the crossing. As a FS is time dependent it may mean that innovation has
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  • ...943 "An Overview of Budget Contingency Calculation Methods in Construction Industry".] ''Procedia Engineering'', 85, 52–60, Boston, 2014. Retrieved on 19 Sep ... According to Chan. et. al. fuzzy techniques are becoming more familiar in construction management areas <ref name=bak />.
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  • Without training or study of psychometric test construction, it can be difficult to choose a test. First and foremost, it is important ...e, education (degree if needed). Accomplishments; are they measurable, are industry relevant wording used.
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  • ...f materials was tested, but because of the use of the management tool Lean Construction, was the building project more efficiently and ended up being cheaper than The challenge for this construction was to build the curved copper roof and the masonry work because of the cur
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  • ... this method is applied to construction projects within the pharmaceutical industry. ...nization. Therefore, some of the terminology used in this article refer to industry defined standards that are not completely aligned with standards defined by
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  • ... P-AROM is not limited to the construction industry it can be used for any industry and project, due to it providing necessary analysis of complications that c ...minimizing errors. An opportunity could also be material deliverables to a construction site where the collaboration of transport between two stakeholders would le
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  • ... site, BIM could replace current outdated communication processes, prevent construction errors and enhance the quality of current management tools. In addition, th ...e as communication and management tool. First the current situation of the industry and the level of implementation of BIM will be discussed in order to provid
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  • ...f>http://www.coreworx.com/effective-contract-management-in-engineering-and-construction-projects-pre-award-to-post-award/</ref> == Types of FIDIC form of construction contract ==
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  • ... allows the quick evaluation and comparison of alternative work programs, construction methods, types of equipment and etc. ...tion project, to provide an optimum solution. It is a crucial tool used in construction management as it provides varying degree of involvement by the management t
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  • ...ill in the long run be cutting cost, increase productivity, make the whole construction process faster and managing projects more efficiently if done the right way When using takt-time planning the construction industry looks at a concept very similar to the assembly line principal. The differe
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  • ...orders within a project. A change order might occur both in the design and construction phase of a project. A change order can be a change in the placement of pipe == Change orders in the construction industry ==
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  • ... Gadde, Lars-Erik; Dubois, Anna, 2010'' ] ''Partnering in the construction industry-Problems and opportunities'' </ref>, results differ at each project on diff ...hey build. <ref>[ ''Loosemore, Martin, 2015'' ] ''Social procurement in UK construction projects'' </ref> With these megaprojects, different levels of cooperation
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  • ...be aware to fully understand its concept. Then, the purpose, structure and construction of decision trees is analyzed, with simple examples of decision tree analys ===Construction of decision tree <ref name="Kerzner">Kerzner, H., Ph.D., (2006), ""Project
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  • ... to develop and evolve and is a primary management tool in the engineering industry. When applying TOC, evaluative tools are used to determine the constraint a ..., 'The Goal.' Dr Goldratt was a well-regarded educator in the construction industry, being sought-after by many large companies. In the early 2000's, Goldratt
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  • ...ical and private initiatives have made quality control a separate field in construction. <ref>Arbeidstilsynet, http://www.arbeidstilsynet.no/artikkel.html?tid=2506 ... of the Quality Control and discuss the tools directed at the construction industry. The article will first present some of the very basic concepts before desc
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  • #REDIRECT [[Digitalisation of the construction industry]]
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  • ...anagers, are briefly presented. The article stands out as a guide for cost construction management. [[File:Cost_management.PNG‎ |thumb|right|700px|Figure 1: Construction Cost Management Processes]]
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  • Along with the evolution of various branches of industry and technology, project management as one of the most common ways of delive Since the creators of the '''''Agile Manifesto''''' worked in the IT industry, they originally focused on software development.
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  • ...itte.com/us/en/pages/energy-and-resources/articles/risk-management-oil-gas-industry-weak-commodity-prices.html. Visited 07-02-2018</ref>, about a third of glob ...ic case. Finally, how all these risks are going to affect renewable energy industry in the next years is discussed.
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  • ...levant, the kind of collected data varies widely from the kind of project (construction, software, research, humanitarian...) and from the way the project was plan ...e, automatic data collection systems are increasingly becoming used in the industry and can supplement traditional processes. Project monitoring is therefore a
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  • ...truction industry. All of the subjects collaborate and focus on making the construction with each other and the users in mind.<ref>[https://www.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/b ...20aspects%20to%20create&f=false] ''Kibert, Charles J., (2016). Sustainable Construction: Green Building Design and Delivery. Publisher: Wiley.'' </ref> In a progra
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  • ...survey evaluated by 40 large scale contractors in the turkish construction industry.
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  • ...ject's value for stakeholders and the use of data <ref name="Slide"> Lean Construction Institute (2015) ''Choosing by Advantages''. Available at: https://www.lean ...ecisionmaking.pdf (Accessed: 12.Feb.2018) </ref> <ref name=''Boldt''>Lean Construction Institute and Boldt, J.K (2014) ''Choosing by Advantages''. Available at: h
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  • ... Argentina, and there was no existing infrastructure for either the mining industry projects in this part of South America. During the initiation phase of the ...t team used the drawings to begin ordering equipment and materials for the construction team; develop labour projections; refine the schedule; and set up the produ
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  • ...nstruction projects, for not sufficiently supporting management during the construction phase, and not creating a continuous, and thus financial, flow of resources ...Project Time Management tool, used by project managers in the construction industry. The scheduling method is designed to plan and manage workflows and may the
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  • ...ar deliverables that need to be done. Such projects could, for example, be construction projects where there are a very clear start and end to the projects as well '''CRISP-DM''' - Cross Industry Standard Process for Data Mining
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  • ... construction projects to make the projects more efficient. The spacecraft industry says the method is increasing the feedback in the project team by combining ...es increase the efficiency of time schedules and economy, the construction industry seems to be heading the other direction.
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  • ... of the upper WBS levels may vary depending on the type of project and the industry involved. More generally, the main areas of the project are included at the ... experts (SMEs) as well as skillful financial and business managers in its construction.
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  • ...This article will focus on how managers should apply business analytics in construction companies and civil engineering projects and will illustrate how to build M •Users can store all information about a building or civil engineering construction in one place
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  • ...ge (PMBOK guide). (2013), Project Management Institute.'' </ref>. Whatever industry we take into consideration there will be projects that encountered delays, ...y planned. That was a largest software project runned outside the military industry and was led by Fred Brooks who later analized and explained the main issue
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  • ...cardo Antunes and Vicente Gonzalez, ''buildings'', (A Production Model for Construction: A Theoretical Framework), http://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/5/1/209</ref>. In ...han project management due to the fact that most times they are related to industry forces. A good analysis of the market, business models, key trends and dire
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  • ...of schedule development. Similarly, a project cost controller overseeing a construction project may provide inaccurate input for ''project cost management'' if the ...management processes. It provides an excellent and concise overview of the industry best practices regarding DQM processes, explaining the fundamental principl
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  • ... can help the project manager to perform different task or activities in a construction project. ...ing digitalized, and why this has an effect on the way we are planning our construction projects. Then the big idea behind the theory of Project procurement manage
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  • ...nstruction projects, for not sufficiently supporting management during the construction phase, and not creating a continuous, and thus financial, flow of resources ...Project Time Management tool, used by project managers in the construction industry. The scheduling method is designed to plan and manage workflows and may the
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  • ...the building owner. This have created a big desire for trying and move the industry towards a 100 % digital environment, where all buildings are constructed di ...agenda. The purpose was to create a higher productivity I the construction industry by moving towards a 100 % digital building environment.
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  • ...ment]][[Category:Complexity]][[Category:Resources]][[Category:Construction Industry]]
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  • ...sional clients can understand it. BIM will act as a tool for managing the construction and design projects in industries since 70th.Building Information Model rep ...he emergence of real-time collaboration environments should help shift the industry to symmetrical collaboration, as connectivity through the cloud will enable
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  • ...of Key Performance Indicators are yet to be discovered by the construction industry, they represent a set of measures which focuses on aspects regarding organi ...ials in comparison to the predetermined budget, the financial advantage of construction projects, and lastly, the frequency of safety incidents. Within project man
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  • Finally in the article, the Agile approach and an example in construction field will be considered in order to understand, in a more practical way, t ==Value in construction: Project, Program Management and Lean Thinking ==
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  • ...g: Beginning A Project The Right Way. 1st ed. [Austin, Tex.]: Construction Industry Institute; 2004.</ref>
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  • ...t Initiation Management or Front-End management mainly in the construction industry. This includes a general introduction of how project initiation management ...management will be presented. Lastly project initiation management used in construction projects will be assessed.
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  • ...but also in risk management, a discipline that has a special complexity in construction projects. ...he goal of giving project managers and decision-makers within construction industry a more detailed guide to fulfill the needs of any project they manage, wher
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  • ... be having a group of experts to estimate how much the cost for a specific construction material will fluctuate in the next five years. The group will have an open ...istorical data in the mathematical model. Besides, benchmark data from the industry can be utilized to set specific objectives and standards for the model, cha
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  • ...e is a figure showing, on how they are analyzing the SWOT factors within a Construction Company. Similar should be done. Hereafter, two additional questions should * Industry analysis – For contextualizing opportunities existing in the market
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  • Nowadays, with a society and industry which is highly computarized and mobile, a different approach has shown gre # The team invites a young, tech-savvy engineer from the construction team to join the development team and they discuss the issue. Different opt
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  • ...e “the specialist” was added later after obtaining experience from the industry<ref name="History" />. ...oject. Not only in functional role term such as e.g. civil engineer for a construction project, which is the easier aspect, but also in terms of team roles. This
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  • ...ious organizations expressing interest in its benefits to the construction industry. ...onships between the parties involved in construction projects and maximize construction project success.
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  • ...t of Agile is easy applicable in every business in various sectors eg. the construction sector has a whole different nature than the IT-development sector. Agile i ...d to classical ways of managing projects. Agile originates in the software industry but has proven successful in other industries as well. In the software deve
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  • ...nschmidt, 2001, p. 73), balance is the second weakest element in portfolio construction, after “too many projects.” ...a heavy component such as a specialized vertical stabilizer needed for the construction of an aircraft, can only be purchased from a limited number of suppliers. I
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  • ...ponsorship relationships are more and more necessary in todays engineering industry, is because most projects are extremely complex and financial demanding. Th ...e domain but in different orientation. For instance, two or more different construction projects, two or more business projects and so on are sharing common sponso
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  • ... commonly used communication media, a look at how project communication in industry affects project success/failure may be interesting. ...mere 15 years' work<ref name="SYOP2"/>, the building represented a leap in construction technology of several decades owing to both its structural design and mater
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  • ... they follow a trend of industrial automation, which leads to the birth of Industry 4.0. In a few words, Industry 4.0 can be defined as the information-intensive transformation of manufactu
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  • ... the process of houses prefabrication is more efficient than the on-site construction. ...act that researches and new instruments have been applied in this emerging industry, most of them need to be further improved.
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  • ...enterprise environmental factors (EEFs), including government regulations, industry conditions, 
project management information system (PMIS), scheduling too ...sical limitations. For example, it is mandatory to build a foundation in a construction project to continue to erect the superstructure; or a prototype in an elect
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  • ..., which costs time and a large amount of money. The following phase is the construction operated on site, which is exposed to various risks that can be generated b ... the process of houses prefabrication is more efficient than the on-site construction.
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  • ... & Shelley, A. (2008). Influence, stakeholder mapping and visualization. ''Construction management and economics'', 26(6), 645-658.</ref> that creates and overvi ...r to enter a specific industry; whether to increase capacity in a specific industry; and developing competitive strategies.
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  • | '''Construction price:''' appx. 4.1 billion DKK | '''Construction started:''' 2018
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  • ...inability on the site and economics for MT Højgaard. By ensuring that the construction sites sort the waste or sort it more correctly, some of the materials can i ...agement perspective since we are looking into waste management on multiple construction sites. In the following, program management methods, we are expecting to us
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  • ...everal sources we believe that large amount of knowledge from offshore O&G industry can be transferred and used by offshore wind farms. Building on that assump ...waterfall) through the phases of conception, initiation, analysis, design, construction, testing, deployment and maintenance.
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  • The design and construction industry is widely known for having frequent and at times substantial cost and time ...higher client satisfaction and a better reputation for the company and the industry. As part of the process projects will be subjected to redesign (savings) as
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  • |[[Change Orders in Construction Projects]] |[[Lean in construction industry]]
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  • just in time production in the danish construction industry
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  • ... way practitioners approach goals<ref name="FNS" />. Based on research and industry success the FAST goals attempt to summarize how goals as a whole should be ...ver, in some instances, there are goals that must be met, for example, the construction of facilities for the Olympic Games. In this example failure to deliver is
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  • ...the architect and the contractor, and thereby involve the architect in the construction phase, and the contractor in the design phase. ...delivery system such as Design-Build is essential to project management in construction projects, and especially ties into project procurement management, where a
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  • ...e Gantt who was an american mechanical engineer, management consultant and industry advisor. The Gantt chart was initially used as a visual representation of t ... and/or repetitive workflow. This could include projects in manufacturing, construction, et cetera <ref name="The Gantt Chart: A Working Tool of Management.">Walla
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  • ... will become greater and greater within digital workflows that support the construction process throughout. ...greement basis, the ICT agreement will contribute to better control of the construction process. ICT stands for information and communication technology, the ICT r
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  • ...ost control has become the foundation of the economic accounting system of construction enterprises, and its position in project management is particularly importa ...reat significance to improving the overall management and control level of construction enterprises.
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  • Imagine the following situation. A construction project has just begun and the foundation for a particular building needs t [[File:EVM_const_ex_1.png|400px|thumb|right|Figure 3:Earned value management construction example, own figure based on <ref name="EVAWHY"/>]]
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  • This step-by-step guide can easily give the image that the construction of a Fishbone Diagram is a very linear process. However, it often happens t In the service industry the Fishbone Diagram is build up around the 4S Model:
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  • ...complex nature. Project properties are determined and finalized during the construction of the project and changes are exerted within the process. ... to plan a construction project without subjecting it to change during the construction phase. While these changes may stem from so many different reasons like mat
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  • ... Critical Path Analysis Flow Diagrams: Case Study of the Korean Automobile Industry.” Processes, vol. 7, no. 12, 2019, p. 8, doi:10.3390/pr7120917.</ref>. ...e projects, the main focus in the article is, projects in the construction industry <ref name=EffecUse> Kumar, Pankaja Pradeep. “Effective Use of Gantt Chart
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  • ...ogical work groupings. The first level's content can depend on the type of industry and project involved. The second level provides proper focus and detail for ...ct according to the 100% rule. In the top level, the deliverable is shown, construction of a house. In the middle level, three deliverables are illustrated. The ac
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  • ... is self-constructed and given as part of a made-up project concerning the construction of a 10 story building, and other risks might occur. For simplicity, they a ...oing project management. It is a flagship within project management in any industry and its explanation and inclusion of the risk register play a vital role in
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  • ...e to handle multiple projects in order to meet the accelerating demands of industry. Project Managers are tasked to lead more than one project because of resou ...r based on practical experiences or a research finding from one particular industry. There is little knowledge concerning which factors are context specific or
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  • ...t is commonly used by safety and reliability engineers to detect faults in construction. ... to research paper "The application of cause and effect diagram in the oil industry in Iran: The case of four liter oil canning process of Sepahan Oil Company"
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  • ...oadening the constraints.''' Depending on the type of project, and type of industry one operates project management within, it may be very likely that Time, Co ... are directly intertwined with each other. While different projects in the industry could face varying issues with applying the Iron Triangle, the above ones h
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  • ...rt of the National Association of State Facilities Administrators (NASFA); Construction Owners Association of America (COAA); APPA: The Association of Higher Educa ...rt of the National Association of State Facilities Administrators (NASFA); Construction Owners Association of America (COAA); APPA: The Association of Higher Educa
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  • ...’Bell Labs Technical Journal’’. They were working in the telephone industry and came up with the simple model in 1940’s, that covers a linear convers ...e scheduled depending on which task it is. It could for instance be on the construction site where a daily meeting is needed.
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  • ...Danish company. The article focuses on outsourcing within the construction industry, where the advisers in the Danish companies share work with a foreign compa ''“The current challenge experienced by the AEC industry with relation to the use of BIM is the lack of standards for the software o
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  • ...of the individual activities depending on each other, creating a graphical construction of the course of the project process. A logical work program can now be con ...epetitive activity projects, e.g. highrise building projects or in general construction projects<ref name="Con" />.
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  • The department of Defense ( DOD) in cooperation with NASA and aerospace industry created and published a document that had much more detailed use and descri ...to function as a tool for projects of any variety. It can for example help construction projects, such as building a house, or software developers designing new so
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  • ...eld computers have contributed to a decline in PC and laptop sales. The PC industry is seeing stagnant growth after having deteriorated for many years. This ad In the industry, there are many big HP competitors, including Lenovo, Dell, and Apple, whic
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  • ...complex nature. Project properties are determined and finalized during the construction of the project and changes are exerted within the process. ...complete a construction project without subjecting it to change during the construction phase. While these changes may stem from so many different reasons like mat
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