... and regulatory support is the most fundamental driving factor, while the social low-carbon atmosphere also plays an important driving role. Low-carbon technology maturity, application of low-carbon building design, and level of low-carbon supply chain management are identified as direct influencing factors...

..., and dynamic capabilities theories (Laosirihongthong et al., 2019). Meanwhile, studies in Vietnam have focused significantly on e-procurement, underscoring the government’s critical role in adoption (Tran et al., 2014), identifying benefits such as enhanced data management and barriers...

... foundation for improving the mechanical performance and durability of offshore composite structure. 13 06 2024 11 02 2025 © 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only chloride-induced corrosion management peak displacement push...

... of servitization, integrates the rebound effect and inhibition effect into a unified analysis framework, and summarizes the path of the impact of servitization on carbon dioxide emissions. The study aims to explore a cross-industry innovation approach in business philosophy and management methods...

...Zhiyu Huang, MSc; Mingxue Ma, MPhil; Vivian W Y Tam, PhD; Hong Lang, BEng In recent years, rapid urbanisation has caused a large volume of construction and demolition waste in China. Although China has introduced some documents and policies to manage the waste, these documents are not operable...

... to sustainable development (Akadiri and Olomolaiy, 2012). The pace of actions towards sustainable application relies on decisions made by a number of actors in the construction process: owners, managers, designers, firms and so on (Abidin, 2010). Since the decisions of designers and engineers have a large...

... a system dynamics model of sustainable building success in a future study. The results show that some critical success factors related to sustainable building in Hong Kong include ‘market planning/business case for sustainability as sustainable objectives’; ‘top management commitment and support...

... and construction companies. It is expected that the insights from this paper would also be useful to both construction and facility-management practitioners who are interested in benchmarking and improving their own practices. (rensiew10@gmail.com) 11 12 2018 02 07 2019 Scores are mapped...

... of the end of their lifetime. Hence, bridge management is becoming more and more influenced by life-cycle multiobjective performance criteria that need to be balanced wisely from a sustainability point of view. This is in line with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development promoted by the UN in 2015...

... an environmental, social and economic perspective’; and ‘participants’ satisfaction’. Meanwhile, a factor analysis reveals five principal component factor groups as ‘top management and team competence’; ‘project performance, continuous improvement and stakeholder benefits effectiveness’; ‘life-cycle process...

...@rabconsultants.co.uk) 03 04 2017 29 05 2018 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2019 climate change education & training management Flooding is the most common natural disaster worldwide (Llasat et al., 2009 ; UNISDR, 2017) and one of the most destructive in the UK...

... and the management of those systems. The research draws from experiences across infrastructure sectors and countries to frame the problem and then uses central and local government transportation organisations from New Zealand to explore the problem in more detail. Although infrastructure does not often fail...

... system appears to be a suitable support tool for both developing and managing sustainable energy action plans, regardless of the geographical area or context. This method will help municipalities estimate and monitor the energy consumption of residential, commercial and industrial buildings...

...: tstng@hku.hk) 04 03 2015 20 01 2016 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 information technology management sustainability The construction industry is one of the most important economic sectors in both developed and developing countries. A steady growth...

... of the realm of day-to-day public infrastructure management. This apparent gap in infrastructure research has been explored through a series of interviews that looked at different levels in organisations, sectors and countries. These interviews test the presumption that a problem therefore exists, and sought...

... and medium enterprise engagement, supply chain risk management, local employment, skills and training, and ensuring that opportunities are not confined to the southeast of England. This paper will be of particular interest to client organisations responsible for national infrastructure but also provides...

... the company, and the paper concludes with a summary of lessons learnt to date, a maturity model and a list of focus areas for future work. corporate responsibility management sustainability Balfour Beatty is a £11 billion (2013) sales construction services business with operations in the UK, USA...

... together in Figure 2 (MTA, 1992). Figure 2 Active fault map of Turkey with possible gaps (modified from MTA, 1992) 30 07 2013 11 04 2014 14 04 2014 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2014 disaster engineering management risk & probability analysis...

...Bonita Costigane, MPhil (Cantab), LEED AP; Peter Guthrie, OBE, FICE, FCGI, FREng This paper explores sustainability as it relates to the services, operations and management of engineering and design (E&D) consulting firms, revealing how sustainability has been adopted by the engineering...

... and managing sustainability fail to address sustainability in the particular context of a project and its stakeholders. A more holistic, ‘systems approach’ is required to address sustainability effectively. The Halcrow sustainability toolkit and rating (Halstar) system has been designed to provide a truly...