Journal of Management in Engineering: Recent submissions
Now showing items 2621-2640 of 2734
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Guarding against Litigation
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Editor's Letter: Changing Clubs
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Management Digest
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Working Hard, But Happily
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21st Century Leadership and Technology
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1996)Leadership, technology, and engineering must come together to allow the United States to retain its greatness in the 21st century. Early engineering leadership considers the Corps of Engineers' assistance in developing the ... -
Connecting Random Acts of Quality: Global System Standard
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1996)Within the global design and construction industry, leaders have adopted total quality management (TQM) as the strategy to move closer to consistently satisfied clients and project profits—each job, each time, without ... -
Twenty-First Century Partnering and the Role of ADR
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1996)Ultra fast-track design/construct methods are being developed and implemented by the leading edge of the construction industry. Project parties are redefining the relationships needed to deliver technically complex projects ... -
The Management of Engineering
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Discussion: Analysis of Client-Satisfaction Factors in Construction Industry
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Legal Issues: Navigating a Labyrinth of Methods
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Management Digest
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Editor's Letter: Selecting Managers How to Avoid the Peter Principle
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MANAGEMENT DIGEST
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Feature: Partnering for Performance
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Rethinking Training in the 1990s
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1996)Training has become a growth industry during the 1980s and 1990s. A 1995 survey of U.S. industries with 100 or more employees reported that approximately $52 billion was spent annually on training employees, while total ... -
Occupational Hazards Scheme of Social Insurance in Saudi Arabia: Overview
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1996)Workers'-compensation laws are enacted to protect injured workers. When a worker is injured, he/she and his/her family may suffer two types of economic expenses. The first expense is the loss of his earning capacity and ... -
Feature: Hard Cases Make Bad Law
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Blueprint for Measuring Project Quality
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1996)This paper reports on the second phase of a study conducted by the Quality Performance Measurements Task Force (QPMTF) of the Construction Industry Institute (CII) on quality measurements for engineer-procure-construct ...