Journal of Management in Engineering: Recent submissions
Now showing items 2581-2600 of 2734
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Top 10 Reasons to Love Your Mission Statement
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Consensus! Students Need More Management Education
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Considering Constructor Prequalification
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Legal Issues: Estimating Loss of Productivity Claims
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Great Tips from Client Feedback Programs
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Why Satisfied Customers Defect
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High‐Octane Safety on a Low‐Octane Budget
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Guiding Principles for Improving the Construction Industry
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The Future of Engineered Quality
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1996)Total quality management (TQM) has not yet been successfully applied or recognized for any industry-wide improvements within the engineering and construction professions. In today's litigious climate, legal dependencies ... -
Approaches to Organization Development
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Redesign of Vendor-Data Processes for Industrial Projects
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1996)The vendor-data processes within industrial piping design are very inefficient throughout the industry. Through personal interviews with procurement experts, the problems causing these inefficiencies were identified. The ... -
Forum: Step-by-step supervisors ... Partnering book reviews ... Safety lessons ... A/E/C education ... Get organized
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Producing Persuasive Proposals
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Human Resources Strategies for Successful Consulting Engineering Firms
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1996)What strategies can consulting engineering firms implement today that will help them achieve a competitive advantage in the future? To successfully compete in the future, firms must be able to identify and satisfy the needs ... -
An Empirical Assessment of Continuing-Education Needs
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1996)This paper presents the results of a survey conducted to determine the continuing-education needs assessment of selected firms. The organizational needs assessment approach was used in this paper. Six hypotheses were ... -
Editor’s Letter: Accelerating Innovation
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CII offers “Framework” for Supervisory Education
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Management Digest
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Legal Issues: Paid-When-Paid Clauses
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Searching for a Successful Strategy?
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