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Skitmore, Martin 43 Arditi, David 22 Lingard, Helen 20 Ofori, George 20 Loosemore, Martin 19 Dainty, Andrew 18 Pheng, Low Sui 17 Tam, C. M. 17 Li, Heng 16 Rowlinson, Steve 16 Ng, S. Thomas 15 Chan, Albert 12 Styhre, Alexander 12 Chang, Chen-Yu 11 Fellows, Richard 11 Gibb, Alistair 11 Liu, Anita 11 Kumaraswamy, Mohan 10 Lingard, Helen Clare 10 Pietroforte, Roberto 10 Blismas, Nick 9 Bowen, Paul 9 Drew, Derek 9 Jha, Kumar Neeraj 9 Leung, Mei-Yung 9 Raftery, John 9 Runeson, Goran 9 Sexton, Martin 9 Voordijk, Hans 9 Winch, Graham 9 Goodrum, Paul 8 Hallowell, Matthew 8 Ling, Florence Yean Yng 8 Phua, Florence 8 Cheung, S. O. 7 Clarke, Linda 7 Doloi, Hemanta 7 Gregori, Tullio 7 Holt, Gary 7 Liu, Chunlu 7
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Mobilizing the skills of specialist firms to reduce costs and enhance performance in the European construction industry: two case studies
Micelli, Ezio - In: Construction Management and Economics 18 (2000) 6, pp. 651-656
Analyses are made of procurement strategies capable of leading to cost reduction and higher quality through the contribution of specialized firms. An exploration is made of the literature concerning the procurement of manufactured goods and progress by analysing two case studies: the East Bridge...
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Service management in housing refurbishment: a theoretical approach
Holm, Mats - In: Construction Management and Economics 18 (2000) 5, pp. 525-533
It is unusual to find that housing refurbishment projects have been undertaken with a clear focus on customer orientation directed towards the tenants, or owners of cooperative flats or condominiums. Only recently have researchers in construction management begun to look closer at the...
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Occupational stereotypes in the construction industry
Loosemore, Martin; Tan, Chin Chin - In: Construction Management and Economics 18 (2000) 5, pp. 559-566
An investigation of occupational stereotypes in the construction industry provides insights into the perceptions and expectations which different occupational groups have of each other. The results are valuable in the reduction of uncertainty, misunderstanding and conflict within construction...
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Occupational bias in construction management research
Loosemore, Martin; Tan, Chin Chin - In: Construction Management and Economics 18 (2000) 7, pp. 757-766
Biased research results occur when allowances are not made for the cultural perspectives of researchers and respondents. Occupation is a strong source of cultural differentiation in the construction industry, and this paper investigates the potential for bias to arise from people's association...
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Survey of construction lawyers' attitudes and practice in the use of ADR in contractors' disputes
Brooker, Penny - In: Construction Management and Economics 17 (1999) 6, pp. 757-765
Continuing a survey of contractors' perceptions about alternative dispute resolution (ADR) this paper seeks to report an investigation of the level of involvement of legal advisors to the construction industry in the dispute resolution process and the perceptions that legal professionals have...
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Outsourcing of property-related management functions in Europe and North America, 1993-1998
Bon, Ranko; Luck, Rachael - In: Construction Management and Economics 17 (1999) 4, pp. 409-412
The annual survey of corporate real estate practices in Europe and North America conducted by the Corporate Real Estate Management Research Unit at the University of Reading and Johnson Controls Incorporated includes information on outsourcing trends of several property-related management...
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ISO 9000 standards: perceptions and experiences in the UK construction industry
Moatazed-Keani, Ramin; Sechi, Ali R. Ghanbari-Parsa - In: Construction Management and Economics 17 (1999) 1, pp. 107-119
With the adoption by construction firms of BS EN ISO 9000 there has been much debate concerning its effectiveness and value as a quality management system. In spite of the reported benefits of ISO 9000 certification, however, concerns regarding its overall benefit to construction firms due to...
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The missing arguments of lean construction
Green, S. D. - In: Construction Management and Economics 17 (1999) 2, pp. 133-137
The emerging concept of lean construction is concerned with the application of lean thinking to the construction industry. The ideas of lean thinking seem set to dominate the UK construction industry's quest to improve quality and efficiency. However, the current debate is based on a highly...
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Assessment of construction processes and innovations through simulation
Slaughter, E. Sarah - In: Construction Management and Economics 17 (1999) 3, pp. 341-350
The objectives of this research are to represent construction activities accurately, and to provide a means for assessing the impacts from using innovations. The research approach is the detailed characterization of construction processes, and the development of system and material specific...
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Modelling information flow during the conceptual and schematic stages of building design
Baldwin, A. N.; Austin, S. A.; Hassan, T. M.; Thorpe, A. - In: Construction Management and Economics 17 (1999) 2, pp. 155-167
This paper reports on recent research the aim of which was to study, model and simulate the information flow at the conceptual and schematic stages of building design. The development of a generic model of the conceptual and schematic design process for buildings is described. This model...
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