Journal of Management in Engineering: Recent submissions
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Managing the Decision-Making Process during Project Planning
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1999)In today's projects, the project team's decision-making process is critical to project planning. When making these decisions, however, the team must contend with the insidious elements of uncertainty and demand for speed ... -
Looking Ahead, What's Next?
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The Constructibility Review Process: A Constructor's Perspective
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Erratum
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The Right Word: Your Powerful Business Development Agent
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Mitigation Issues in Wetland Permitting
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Leadership: The World Is Run by Those Who Show Up
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Watching Out for the Work Made for Hire
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Closure to “Leadership: The World is Run by Those Who Show Up” by Richard G. Weingardt
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Roles - Then Goals
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Decision Support System for Managing Infrastructure Telecommunications Projects
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1999)A system was developed by the Near-East Telecommunication Installation Company to help in the management of telecommunication construction works. It is called Computer-Aided Management Platform for Telecommunication ... -
Web-Centric Systems: A New Paradigm for Collaborative Engineering
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1999)In the architecture, engineering, and construction industry, project success relies heavily on timely transfer of information. The World Wide Web now provides new opportunities for the development of distributed systems. ... -
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Organizing Highway Maintenance Agencies to Maximize Effectiveness
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1999)How policy bodies structure an organization is often a case of personal preference, or historic adaptation. While this way of developing an organization may work while that policy body is present, once that policy body ... -
Going to the Future to Develop Transportation Leadership Skills
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1999)The Leadership Development Institute of the Colorado Department of Transportation is an innovative program for developing leadership skills in its engineering-based organization. During a 9-day residential program, ... -
Process Modeling Approach to Privatization of Wastewater Treatment
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1999)The management of the privatization of wastewater treatment services is a complex process. The wastewater plant is subject to a variety of financial, technical, and legal constraints that must be met to ensure public safety ... -
History and Findings of ACEC Peer Review Program
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Construction Finance Management Issues in the Russian Federation
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1999)Most multinational construction service organizations believe that the future of the Russian Federation will provide significant business opportunities. Potential for construction services opportunities in the areas of ... -
Compensation of Consulting Engineers: Legalities and Realities
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1999)Engineers are generally considered to be “professional” employees and, therefore, exempt from the wage and hour standards of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). The FLSA requires that such professional employees (1) perform ... -
LEGAL ISSUES: The Millennium Bug
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