Abstract: Intuition has been recognized as an established factor in human psychology and thinking. In this paper we present the results of our study of the prevalence and exercise of intuition in a public construction organization. ...

Abstract: The paper presents a thesis that the word “civil” in “civil engineering” is anachronistic and does not represent the works of the so-called civil engineer. The origin and root of the words “engineer” and civil are traced. ...

Abstract: Humankind has a duty to extend the frontiers of its consciousness. Enhanced awareness and broadened perceptions, accompanied by acquiring a new self, are necessary for individuals to interact better in organizations. To ...

Abstract: This paper looks at the essentials beyond mere knowledge of C‐SCSC formulas, to the successful implementation of C‐SCSC (cost‐schedule control systems criteria). The paper dwells on the management issues prevalent, and the ...