... organisations to maintain focus on creativity, critical thinking, and personalisation while pursuing technological progress (Townsend, 2024). Change management theory has emerged as the most appropriate theoretical framework for addressing these challenges in the construction industry context. Unlike other...

... level of the conflict occurrence and (2) the level of alignment between predicted outcomes of the conflict occurrence and the issued change request and/or change order. Change management Conflict management Change occurrence Construction projects Gholamreza Heravi is the corresponding...

..., the construction companies' implementation of BPR and other change management techniques is still limited although it is needed to cope with such changes. The study objective required an exhaustive literature review regarding the subject of BPR in the construction industry. The comprehensive literature review...

.... It is well accepted in change management literature, in health research, and in work, health and safety research more broadly that senior management support is a precondition for any work health and safety intervention (Gallagher et al., 2003) including WHPPs (Heinen and Darling, 2009 ; Hymel...

... management Innovation Change management Project teams Building Information Modelling (BIM) Hybrid practice Building Information Modelling (BIM) is no longer a new concept in the construction industry. Industry surveys internationally have shown that BIM adoption is progressing rapidly. Uptake...

...Shahin Karimidorabati; Carl T. Haas; Joel Gray Purpose Current processes to manage changes are subject to failure since they are heavily dependent on human discipline. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate and quantify the difference between levels of automation of change management processes...

... Innovation Decision making Information management Motivation Change management The architecture engineering and construction (AEC) sector struggles with significant gaps between the available technology and the technology used in practice (Peansupap and Walker, 2005 ; Moore and Dainty, 1999...

... procedures, benefit identification/evaluation, formulation of implementation strategies, implementation barriers, change management and overall implementation evaluation. Design/methodology/approach A semi‐structured interview‐based approach is adopted to identify the industry‐specific factors...

... of barriers then follows. Per Erik Eriksson can be contacted at: pererik.eriksson@ltu.se © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Change management Partnership Procurement Interest in collaborative relationships, most commonly referred to as partnering, has increased...

..., these disruptive effects can be minimised. Previous research has approached this problem from an information‐processing view. In this knowledge age, the purpose of this paper is to argue that effective change management can be brought about by better understanding the significant role of knowledge during change...

... behaviour in the form of procurement procedures. Per Erik Eriksson can be contacted at: pererik.eriksson@ltu.se © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Change management Partnership Procurement Perception Construction industry Sweden In many countries, the construction industry...

.... There is literal replication that informants within organisations do draw upon specific aspects of context in bring meaning to and making sense of supply change management. Three specific aspects of context are clearly identifiable as: the level of workload continuity; organisational structures legitimising...

... aspects of design has been well acknowledged in the literature (see, for instance, Cooper and Press, 1995 ; Anumba and Evbuomwan, 1997 ; Barrett and Stanley, 1999 ; Cooper, 2001). Construction industry Process planning Change management Knowledge transfer The construction industry has...

... with the less positive reports. From this a number of questions are raised about the scope of reports and the focus of future research into the Danish construction sector. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Change management Construction industry Reports Evolution The next report...

... and entrepreneurial organisation. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Innovation Change management Intellectual capital Construction industry Historically, the study of innovation and change in the construction industry has received scant attention from historians, economists...

.... Australia Construction industry Change management Organizational culture Total quality management Perennial plagues of time and cost overruns in the Australian construction industry (Gyles, 1992) have engendered an unnecessary adversarial relationship between client and contractor. In addition...