Journal of Management in Engineering: Recent submissions
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In My Backyard or in My Country? Exploring the Social Acceptance of Controversial Infrastructure
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2026)AbstractPrisons, nuclear power plants, and waste-to-energy facilities are examples of controversial infrastructure. The literature and the empirical evidence show that the social acceptance of local communities for ... -
Influence of Project Managers’ Inspirational Motivation Leadership Style on Coordination and Performance of BIM Construction Projects
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2026)AbstractEffective leadership and coordination are critical success factors for building information modeling (BIM) construction projects. However, their interaction within digital, collaborative BIM environments remains ... -
Early Business Case Analysis Model for Industrial Modular Projects during Business Planning
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2026)AbstractModularization is an execution strategy that transfers a portion of site-based work to off-site yards or facilities, contributing to improved project performance. Despite its numerous benefits, past studies reveal ... -
Trust-Building Framework with Technological Competency for Virtual Project Teams: Changes in Importance of Influencing Factors
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractWith the extensive adoption of virtual project teams (VPTs) in the built environment industry, trust-building in VPTs has gained increasing attention. However, current research, to our best knowledge, has lacked a ... -
Ontology-Based Framework for Context-Aware DfX Criteria Inference Using BIM
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractManual Design for X (DfX) processes in construction projects often suffer from inefficiency, inconsistency, and a high risk of errors. As construction projects increase in complexity, there is a greater need for a ... -
Temporal Evolution of Workforce Fatality-Linked Factors in the Transportation Construction Sector
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractDespite advancements in safety measures, fatalities in the transportation sector remain disproportionately higher than in other industries. Transportation sector fatalities arise from a combination of demographic, ... -
Predicting Performance of Organizations in Project Networks Using Machine Learning: Evidence from China’s PPP Industry
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractAlthough research in the organizational performance area inherently involves a network perspective, existing work is limited to exploring the causal relationship between a single type of organizational network ... -
Competitive and Learning Strategies for Digitalization: Configuration Analysis of the BIM Implementation Practices of Contractors in China
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractThe digitalization process driven by the implementation of innovative technologies, such as building information modeling (BIM), can not only reshape how organizations gain competitive advantages but also impose ... -
Effectiveness of VR Training and Observer-Based Learning for Complex and High-Risk Construction Task Performance
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractEffective training is crucial for mitigating construction accidents and enhancing worker performance during high-risk complex tasks. Virtual reality (VR) environments are increasingly recognized as offering safer, ... -
Reexamining the Procurement Paradigm: Lessons from Urban Public Transportation Projects
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractThe procurement phase is a critical stage in urban public transportation projects, shaping their success in addressing mobility challenges and transforming urban landscapes. Effective procurement ensures projects ... -
Temporal-Spatial Evolution of BIM-Based Collaborative Innovation Network: Evidence from Patents in China’s Construction Industry
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractNowadays, the efficiency and effectiveness of construction innovation is deemed urgent. Given the innovative potential of building information modeling (BIM), BIM-based collaborative innovation (BIM-CI) has been ... -
Exploring Organizational Changes and Perceived Productivity Shifts Driven by COVID-19: A Comparative Study
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractThe COVID-19 pandemic abruptly impacted construction organizations’ operations and working conditions worldwide, leading to diverse responses in different countries. For instance, the United States (US) implemented ... -
Delays in Large Infrastructure Projects Transitioning to Operations: Analysis Based on a Schedule–Risk Network Coupling Model
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractThe timely and high-quality transition to operations for large infrastructure projects (LIPs) requires an integrated schedule of construction and operational readiness, which is inherently vulnerable to multiple ... -
Variation Risk Evaluation from the Contractor’s Perspective: A Comparative Analysis of Standard Contracts and Case Studies
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractEffective variation management is crucial for the successful completion of construction projects. Variation contract conditions are the departure point for employers and contractors to control variation. Employers ... -
Paving Equity: Unveiling Socioeconomic Patterns in Pavement Conditions Using Data Mining
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractAccessibility is a key metric in transportation equity, yet a critical aspect of accessibility is the quality of access. This study presents a data-driven social equity assessment of pavement conditions across the ... -
Algorithmic Collusion in Construction Bidding: Risks, Dynamics, and Regulatory Implications
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractThe rise of algorithmic decision-making across various industries has introduced both opportunities and challenges, particularly in markets in which competitive pricing is crucial. This study investigated the ... -
Assessing Individual Route-Level Distress from Collective Distress by Applying Multitask Learning to Promote Older Adults’ Daily Walking
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractOlder adults’ walking is significantly limited by the distress they experience from environmental stressors in the current pedestrian infrastructure. To alleviate their stressful experience, a routing system that ... -
Labor Productivity Losses across Construction Trades: A Machine Learning Approach
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractLabor productivity is a major concern in the construction industry. Existing research on construction labor productivity (CLP) within specific trades has produced inconsistent findings due to differences in the ... -
The Theory and Practice of Unsolicited Proposals for PPPs: Hidden Fallacies, Undervalued Gains, and Unintended Consequences
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractPublic-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have become a favored method for executing large-scale infrastructure projects globally, leveraging private sector expertise and funding to address public sector constraints. ... -
Identification of Built Environment Walking Barriers for the Elderly: Mining Stress Hotspots Based on Physiological Signals
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2025)AbstractMobility is essential for the life quality of the elderly. With the physical and cognitive decline, various barriers in public infrastructure trigger stress in their daily walking and reduce their mobility. While ...