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...Construction is based on three views in production theory, Transformation, Flow and Value (TFV). These three views do not compete with each other but are r
...niversity, USA.</ref>. Furthermore, Koskela introduced the Transformation, Flow and Value (TFV) theory that is derived from earlier theories regarding prod
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...t aims to optimize and develop projects: (1) Value, (2) Value stream, (3) flow, (4) pull, (5) perfection <ref name="3a" />
'''3. Create flow'''
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...nning'', John Wiley & Sons Inc. Hoboken, NJ</ref>. Colleting the necessary information can be divided into two subgroups; primary and secondary data gathering <re
Identifying the right stakeholders can provide access to information and knowledge. This is due to the fact that knowledge is not only embedded
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...ization and in-depth analysis does not form part of this article (for more information, consult the section ''Related Material'').
...ertheless, both benefits and risks are difficult to measure, since perfect information is almost never available. In part, [http://apppm.man.dtu.dk/index.php/Risk
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... der Veen (2005), Mental model mapping as a new tool to analyse the use of information in decision-making in integrated water management, Physics and Chemistry of
The analysis of the current state is based on information found in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Task_analysis task analysis]. Th
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...ilable, and the project management guide has to be revised to take the new information into account.
...to develop a project charter and Project Management Plan. It also includes information about how to direct and manage project work, and how to control the work.
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...right place at the right time in the right quality to achieve perfect work flow, while minimizing waste and being flexible.
*Principle 3: Make the project '''flow''' continuously without interruptions.
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...e the final product gets handed over to the customer <ref name=four/>. The flow of the APM model is shown in Figure 1.
...kshops lessons learned will be discussed, and as all stakeholders get more information about APM, new projects can be initiated using the approach <ref>ESI Intern
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...ai, P. C. (2013). Applying Lean Production A3 to Enhance Construction Work Flow. Life Science Journal, 10(2).'' </ref>.
...n projects within the program. The status A3 report can provide systematic information across the organisation as input for program managers to systematically upd
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The information available regarding risk management at portfolio level is fairly scarce. Me
#The integration of risk information into project portfolio management is positively related to project portfoli
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...nates from the TPS, where the method is called “Material and Information Flow Mapping” and used to depict current, future or ideal states in the proces
#Flow
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...analysis of all the dimensions of data.” I think it contains interesting information, but I don’t understand it.
*The flow and the order of the sections in the article are good.
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...is to mitigate poor multitasking. One initiative is to provide prioritized information to all resources. A relay race works as an analogy. While each component in
... again merging as the project has intermediate deliverables. These complex flow are not optimally compatible with deriving a feeding chain with accompanyin
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...s some of the others, so consider revising this part and adding additional information here. However, I of course don’t know whether or not there in fact is mor
...to this Radar Map tool, if possible. This would be ideal to create a great flow in the article. By giving explanations - almost telling a story through the
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...le="height:10px; width:150px; text-align:left;" |11.6.1.3 Work Performance Information
Work performance information related to various performance results includes, but is not limited to:
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**Adopting different point of views (information, energy etc.)
* There is a nice, natural flow in the content. At the same time, it seems intuitive the way it is organize
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...you use <nowiki>"#" instead of "*"</nowiki> ''Johnjohn: Thank you for that
information I will take that into consideration.''
...i><blockquote> xxx </blockquote></nowiki>'' ''Johnjohn: Thank you for that
information I will take that into consideration.''
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...fer to in Reference 2. Both of them are remade by me, but putting the same information.
...ticle written in an engaging style. Very nice piece of work with a logical flow. Well done.
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*The Overall flow of the article seems natural. I would suggest to define or allign the word
*The overall flow seems logical and natural as stated before, the only part i would point on
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*The logical flow of your article basically follows the standard. Try to apply some transitio
...rsy in your article, but then you should just focus on condensing relevant information throughout your work. Also apply visualization.
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...tups are containing in order to create overview and how they are using the information and data.
...Is and some softwares related. It is an interesting article with a logical flow.
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* There is a nice, natural flow in the content. It was quite easy to structure and picture in my mind what
... studies of the subsystems and their interrelation, which lead to detailed information about each sub solution and gives advice towards the implementation of the
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* Is there a logical flow throughout the article? Are the parts “tied together” through a red thr
...that you are right, since it is quite long as an introduction and there is information that may not need to be there (I think that the illustration may also have
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Overall it’s an interesting topic and article. The flow and read thread is great and meaningful. It’s a nice appetizer for going
tl;dr: A very solid article, encompassing clear relevant information in a structured manner. The core is there. If extra fluff and material enga
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'''I include some more information related to this issue in the discusion part.'''
*The flow of the article seems natural and leaves no space for confusion.
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''5. Flow and pace'' – The projects must deliver fast and often, thus the project s
...ship. However, consensus building must not over shadow the principle on “flow and pace”. There are countless tools that the project manager can make us
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# Create '''flow'''.
...adding element or activity is key in a Kaizen Event. Current relations and flow between the elements are thus mapped in order to understand where to make i
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When all estimated cash flow is converted to AW value, the value is assigned to every year of the projec
...vestment (ROI), this is the rate that accomplished the balance of the cash flow of a particular project to exactly zero considering interest rate. The comp
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...'Project Mandate'''. A Project Mandate is a document containing sufficient information about the project, for example why the project is important for the organiz
...to prepare the next stage of the project and provide relevant and accurate information to the project board, so that the decision for project continuation can be
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...ictable source of issues is here checked. Furthermore, the process gathers information to update the plan for next stages in order to follow the actual progress a
...he project. It does so by enabling the Board to be provided with essential information from the project manager. So to review the correct execution of the current
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...alue Management]] technique. Thirdly, by using the '''''Project Management Information System''''' you can access performance indicators, records and financial da
...akdown Structure (WBS)]], Scope Baseline and the Work Packages, which give information of the tasks that need to be completed in terms of resources needed, time t
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...kes place. The different tasks in the projects need to proceed in the same flow to create a constant progression without wasting time. The method is visual
...ment during execution, nor does it create a continuous and thus economical flow of resources.
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...ped continuing to the toolbox. In short, TPS is focusing on optimizing the flow throughout the whole production process and meet the costumers needs. Howev
... This will also make the production more flexible and create a much better flow in the production process. It is important to notice that this customer can
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...term Building Information Model (BIM) is introduced. A model used to store information of physical features and functionality of the facility as data that can be
...s add the time schedule along material's quantity, pricing and maintenance information to the 3D model. An upcoming feature of VDC is virtual reality, which gives
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...his, three important methods are evaluated: the TFV-model (transformation, flow and value), the Last Planner System and the Location-Based Scheduling; conc
...the difference between the information required to make a decision and the information available. There are two concepts attached to this<ref> ''Graham M. Winch -
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...nt. In this model (figure 4), there is a complete structure in the flow of information which is well controlled with the decoupling points and defines the desired
...e information. However, in the beginning of a project, as there is limited information available, uncertainty is further increased. To deal effectively with this
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...Institute there are five steps (Figure 2) to determine the entire managing flow of the process from the beginning to the end:
... to the important role that the environment plays in a company. The latest information technology, and decision making are also included.
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*Create Flow;
*Make those processes flow;
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...ment contractor, and he will be responsible for the subcontractors and the flow of resources.
..., but it could include a wish to reduce buffers in warehousing, by sharing information and co-ordinating the suppliers. The focus of a supply chain is to establis
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...y boxes (Picture 2). Each task has an Activity Identity Box which contains information regarding task name, duration, early start, early finish, late finish, late
...ion methods and equipments. CPM provides the projects manager with precise information on the effects of each variation or delay in the adopted plan and thereby i
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...ists of five principles; Specify value, Integrate the value stream, Create flow by eliminating waste, Establish pull and Seek perfection (see description b
|3. Create Flow by Eliminating Waste
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... communicate each others to achieve the same goal and how people can share information in a larger scale.
Visual communication is one of the methods used to communicate information or expression of ideas through a visual form.
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...rom the earliest stages of the project's life cycle. The lack of available information or knowledge are considered to be some of the basic reasons that cause unce
...rtunities that may occur during the project's life cycle. In figure 3, the flow lines show how the roots of uncertainties influence the project. The arrows
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...cholz, P.; Sacks, R.; Liston, K., 2008, "BIM Handbook: a Guide to Building Information Modeling for owners, managers, designers, engineers, and contractors"</ref>
...us on construction projects since the benefits achieved through the use of information modelling are especially applicable to the challenges of diversified constr
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...f screening all the options, the managers only identify the most important information and options. It follows that they cannot maximize their objectives. Rather
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...n to contractors there are electricians, carpenters, bricklayers, etc. The flow of the different projects is entirely dependent on the planning and interac
...veloped waste, and therefore a shift in the industry was needed, to a more flow-based management. Lean Construction was evolved, and in 1993, the term was
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*The text has a nice flow. The writing style is good as well.
* The figures 1 and 2 are necessary because they present useful information as far as important milestones of the methodology and the areas of the unce
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* The flow of the article has a logical structure and have no comments on that.
...eal life cases where it went good/bad. The article is easy to read and the flow is good.
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...cs is done. They are all very interesting but I do not see a clear link or flow in the article to jump from one topic to another.
...t explained. You should include an explanation of them, to have a better flow of your article.
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(presented in the word document) seem to hold a lot of information inside and are a bit difficult to read. When writing in wiki
it would be better if this information is presented in a cleaner way.
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