Journal of Management in Engineering: Recent submissions
Now showing items 2681-2700 of 2734
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MANAGEMENT DIGEST
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The Last Word: Bates Bids Farewell
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Appraising Relative Worth: Continuing-Education Opportunities for Engineers
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1995)Continuing education represents a significant investment for engineering firms. With the rapid changes in technology and today's competitive marketplace, firms need continuing education to stay competitive. Yet, with an ... -
A Management Approach to Placing Articles in Engineering Trade Journals
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Marketing Function in U.K. Construction Contracting and Professional Firms
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1995)The failure of construction firms to adopt modern management systems has been remarked on by many authors. The marketing function has come in for particular criticism. This inadequate attention to marketing is also manifested ... -
Power corrupts...Lead, listen and learn...Fear and loathing on the sales front...TQM proves out...Up into the ranks of ownership...Zeroing in on job candidates
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The Importance of Civil Engineering Leadership in the Government Sector
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TQM Implementation Strategy for Capital Projects
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1995)This paper presents a strategy that major parties involved in the design and construction process can use to help implement total quality management (TQM) on capital projects. Key components of the strategy are developed ... -
Envisioning Successful Construction: Project Planning is the Key
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MANAGEMENT DIGEST
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Re-engineering Rationale
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Forecastng Engineering Manpower Requirements for Highway Preconstruction Activities
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1995)This paper presents statistical models for forecasting the engineering manpower requirements for highway preconstruction activities. Two sets of models were developed in this study. In the first set of models, the independent ... -
Employee Performance Standards: What Works Best?
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Training Entry-Level Engineers in Civil Engineering and Design Consulting Firm
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1995)This paper addresses the training of entry-level engineers for civil engineering and design consulting practice. A survey was conducted for both managers and engineers representing 26 firms in Alaska. Managers rated the ... -
Wisconsin DOT Measures Quality from Top to Bottom
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Taking care of high anxiety...Design-build caveats...The trials of CADD...The MBA kiss of death
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Implementing a Design/Build Prequalification System
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1995)This paper presents the guidelines for using the design/build prequalification system (DBPS) model in the public sector. The DBPS provides a framework for a public sector owner's representative to review and determine ... -
The Art of Communication: Presentations and Meetings
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Planning for Succession
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Book Reviews
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