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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (2017) 24 (4): 652–667.
Published: 17 July 2017
... Organizations Construction industry Attribution theory Barriers Poor performance of construction projects remain a major problem in both developing and developed countries (Flyvbjerg et al., 2003). Almost every publication in the field of construction management reiterates this concern...
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (2016) 23 (4): 428–447.
Published: 18 July 2016
... resource management Justice Organizations There is extensive evidence to show high levels of injustice exist towards those who work in the construction industry around the world. See, for example, the diverse contributions to Murray and Dainty’s (2009) and Dainty and Loosemore’s (2013) edited...
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (2016) 23 (1): 75–91.
Published: 18 January 2016
...Olugbenga Timo Oladinrin; Christabel Man-Fong Ho Purpose – The existence of codes of ethics in most organizations does not seem to have reduced unethical behaviour especially in the construction organizations due to lack of effective ethics management such as embeddedness of ethical codes...
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (2015) 22 (3): 312–326.
Published: 18 May 2015
... be prioritised over family life. Research limitations/implications – The research shows that the findings of work-life balance research undertaken in large construction organisations cannot be generalised to SMEs. Organisation size should also be treated as an important variable in work-life balance...
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (2011) 18 (1): 102–120.
Published: 11 January 2011
... Construction industry Organizations Performance management Intelligent networks Value added Shortfalls in construction industry inputs and outcomes despite a decade‐long programme of change (Constructing Excellence, 2006) provoke a rethinking of previous reviews and recommendations as to whether...
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (2004) 11 (5): 349–357.
Published: 01 October 2004
...A.M. Al‐Ghassani; J.M. Kamara; C.J. Anumba; P.M. Carrillo The promised benefits from implementing knowledge management (KM) attract an increasing number of organizations. However, many organizations, face several difficulties when designing a KM system or implementing its initiatives...
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (2003) 10 (4): 272–282.
Published: 01 August 2003
... for individual cases, but no attempt has been made to apply these computational models in a fully integrated application. The opportunity exists for such models to be applied to the design/build organizations that have the benefit of sharing information and experience gained from completed projects, thus...
