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Trust and Project Success: A Twofold Perspective between Owners and Contractors
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Incorporation of Alternatives and Importance Levels in Scheduling Complex Construction Programs
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: A complex construction program usually consists of a group of interrelated projects with different levels of importance and degrees of certainty. Currently, time management of a construction program uses the same techniques ...
Turning Green to Gold in the Construction Industry: Fable or Fact?
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Green principles have been increasingly incorporated into planning, design, construction, and maintenance processes in the engineering and construction industry. Along with the growth of the green initiative, going green ...
External Consultant Involvement for Organizational Capability Building in Complex Construction Projects: A Perspective from Interorganizational Learning Process
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: External management consultants have been increasingly employed by owners of complex construction projects (CCPs) to foster management innovation and improve their organizational capability. However, the dynamics of the ...
Exploring Schedule Risks in Large Airport Operational Readiness: Risk Identification and the Systematic Model
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Large airport operational readiness (LAOR) is a critical factor that directly impacts the opening of airports to the public. However, limited research exists on the risks affecting LAOR schedules. This article explores the ...
Collaborative Management Framework for Interorganizational Risk in Megaprojects Based on Metanetwork
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Despite the awareness that effective risk management for megaprojects requires stronger interorganizational collaboration than individual efforts, there is still a lack of a systematic understanding and an integrated ...
Mixed Perceptions of Business-to-Government Guanxi in Tendering and Bidding for Infrastructure Projects in China
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Causes of Business-to-Government Corruption in the Tendering Process in China
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Business-to-government (B2G) corruption is thought to be a common phenomenon in the Chinese construction sector, especially in public construction projects, inducing many accidents and losses. As a precursor to its reduction, ...
Understanding the Determinants of Program Organization for Construction Megaproject Success: Case Study of the Shanghai Expo Construction
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Program management is increasingly regarded as a key approach to improving the performance of a construction megaproject through the coordinated management of its constituent projects. However, previous studies have seldom ...