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Infrastructure Engineering and Asset Management 14 Building Construction Management and Project Planning 5 Decision Making 4 Built Environment and Design not elsewhere classified 3 Decision Support System 3 Decision Support and Group Support Systems 3 Real Estate and Valuation Services 3 local government 3 Indonesia 2 Infrastructure Project Planning 2 KRA 2 Local Government 2 Management Accounting 2 Urban and Regional Planning not elsewhere classified 2 project 2 resource 2 significant project 2 state significance 2 Asset 1 Asset Management 1 BANKING FINANCE AND INVESTMENT 1 Boilers 1 Business and Management not elsewhere classified 1 CIVIL ENGINEERING 1 Community 1 Cost Analysis 1 Costing 1 Decision Trees 1 Design Innovation 1 Electric Generators 1 Engineering not elsewhere classified 1 Environmental Engineering not elsewhere classified 1 Environmental Impact Assessment 1 Facility 1 Financial Modelling 1 Financing 1 Highway Infrastructure 1 Hong Kong 1 Infrastructure 1 Infrastructure Planning 1
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Trigunarsyah, Bambang 7 Hanis, Muhammad Hasbi 4 Susilawati, Connie 4 Omar, Mohd. Faizal 3 Wong, Johnny 3 Garner, Gary O. 2 Abdul Gani, Abdul Naser 1 Abu Bakar, Abu Hassan 1 Badarulzaman, Nurwati 1 Baker, Douglas C. 1 Chan, Albert 1 Cheung, Esther 1 Fidge, Colin J. 1 Goh, Kai Chen 1 Hassan, Ahmad Sanusi 1 Hussin, Abdul Aziz 1 Hussin, M.W. 1 Ismail, Mohamed A. 1 Jordan, G. 1 Koronios, A. 1 Kumar, A. 1 Ma, Lin 1 Pang, Yongshi 1 Pecht, M. 1 Platt, D. 1 Robinson, Warwick 1 Shen, G.Q.P. 1 Sun, Yong 1 Too, Eric G. 1 Too, Linda 1 Wang, Yaowu 1 Yang, Jay 1
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Infrastructure project planning decision making : challenges for decision support system applications
Omar, Mohd. Faizal; Trigunarsyah, Bambang; Wong, Johnny - 2009
Most infrastructure projects share the same characteristics in term of management aspects and shortcomings. Human factor is believed to be the major drawbacks due to the nature of unstructured problems which can further contribute to management conflicts. This growing complexity in...
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Practice briefing : Is BOT the best financing model to procure infrastructure projects? A case study of the Hong Kong-Shuhai-Macau Bridge
Cheung, Esther; Chan, Albert - 2009
Abstract: Purpose – Several major infrastructure projects in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) have been delivered by the build-operate-transfer (BOT) model since the 1960s. Although the benefits of using BOT have been reported abundantly in the contemporary literature, some...
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Reflection on the use of rating and score cards for asset and service assessment
Platt, D.; Jordan, G.; Kumar, A.; Koronios, A. - 2009
The concept of star rating council facilities has progressively gained traction in Australia following the work of Dean Taylor at Marochy Shire Council in Queensland in 2006 – 2007 and more recently by the Victorian STEP asset management program. The following paper provides a brief discussion...
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Decision making tools for infrastructure project planning
Omar, Mohd. Faizal; Trigunarsyah, Bambang; Wong, Johnny - 2008
Nowadays, most of the infrastructure project developments undertaken are complex in nature, demanding greater skill and technologies, fast track work practices, good decision making and analytical skill, and capabilities to utilize Information Communication Technologies (ICT) specifically in...
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