1995
DOI: 10.1108/eb021003
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An evaluation of clients' needs and responsibilities in the construction process

Abstract: The importance of clients' responsibilities in the construction process, as perceived by both clients and consultants, was assessed through a structured questionnaire survey. Using the relative index ranking technique, clients' fundamental needs and responsibilities in the construction process were analysed and ranked. Results indicate that the four most important needs are: functionality of the building, safety of the building, quality of the building, and completion time. The four most important clients' res… Show more

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“…Products with problems in their main functions do not sell well, no matter how sophisticated their details. This result supports Kometa et al (1995) observation that there would be no point in undertaking a project if it does not fulfi l its intended function in the end.…”
Section: Research Findings and Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
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“…Products with problems in their main functions do not sell well, no matter how sophisticated their details. This result supports Kometa et al (1995) observation that there would be no point in undertaking a project if it does not fulfi l its intended function in the end.…”
Section: Research Findings and Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…Kometa et al (1995) opined that there would be no point in undertaking a project if it does not fulfi l its intended function at the end. This indicator correlates with expectations of project participant and can best be measured by the degree of conformance to all technical performance specifi cations ( Chan et al , 2002 ).…”
Section: Functionalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A ferramenta conhecida como Project Health Indicator Tool (PHIT) distingue os critérios de desempenho de projetos em duas categorias (Constructon Industry Institute, 2006): critérios atrelados aos resultados do projeto (custo, cronograma, qualidade, segurança e satisfação) e critérios ligados a práticas de gerenciamento de projetos (alinhamento, gestão da mudança, "construtabilidade", contratação, gestão da qualidade, práticas de segurança, controle do projeto e desenvolvimento da equipe). Kometa et al (1995) também salientam aspectos de segurança, economia (custo de construção), custo de manutenção, tempo e flexibilidade para os usuários; enquanto Kumaraswamy & Thorpe (1996) listam os tradicionais orçamento, cronograma, qualidade da mão de obra, satisfação do cliente e do gerente de projeto junto aos critérios transferência de tecnologia, respeito ao ambiente, saúde e segurança. Shenhar & Dvir (2007) fazem um esforço de agrupamento das métricas de sucesso em categorias.…”
Section: Abordagem Contingencialunclassified
“…서론 (Kometa et al 1995, Kumaraswamy and Thrope 1996, Lim and mohamed 1999 (Shrnhur et al 1997). (Table 3).…”
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confidence: 99%