Leveraging R&amp;D to Advance Digital Modelling Practice in Australian Construction

Hampson, Keith D.; Kraatz, Judy

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“…The construction sector is vital to government infrastructure development and progress. According to Hampson et al (2014), the industry generates between 10% and 30% of a country’s gross domestic product (GDP) and provides a diverse spectrum of jobs and job prospects. However, the industry’s prospects and destiny over the next decade will be determined by the re-engineering and restructuring of the industry’s procurement approach (Angeles & Walker, 2000).…”

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Governing Public–Private Partnerships of Sustainable Construction Projects in An Opportunistic Setting

Maqbool,

Sridhar

2023

Project Management Journal

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Government-sponsored public–private partnership (PPP) projects in the United Kingdom face particular complexity and uncertainty challenges because of the country’s specific socioeconomic context. This research investigates the role of governance and stakeholder management in PPP-based sustainable projects by conducting a mixed methods approach, which includes a quantitative survey and a qualitative case study inference. The results show that project governance and stakeholder management have a significant positive impact toward sustainable development and PPP project success. Whereas the negative impact of opportunism over contractual governance and stakeholder management is insignificant. Similarly, the negative effect of project uncertainty over contractual governance is insignificant toward sustainable development.

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Governing Public–Private Partnerships of Sustainable Construction Projects in An Opportunistic Setting

Maqbool,

Sridhar

2023

Project Management Journal

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“…Over the last decades, productivity in the AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) industry has not increased as much as in other industries [1,2]. Using the potential that lies within digital transformation to accomplish faster planned, designed and built projects seems a promising response to reverse this trend.…”

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Information Management in AEC Projects: A Study of Applied Research Approaches

Fürstenberg

2020

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering

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Using the potential that lies within digital transformation seems to be a promising response to reverse the traditional low productivity within the AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) industry. One possible approach to the digital transformation of this industry has been identified as increased and effective use of information in projects. Since only structured information can create value, information management is necessary. This paper provides a systematic overview of the available research on information management in AEC projects with the focus on research approaches. 27 papers were thoroughly analyzed and showed that researchers often give little attention to a detailed description of their research approach. An interpretative/constructivist and pragmatic worldview seems to dominate. The observed research purpose was mainly explorative-descriptive which suggests that information management in AEC projects is a rather young field of research. The most common observed research methods are qualitative and design. Data is mainly collected by case studies and software prototypes are presented as artefacts. Most analyzed papers were conceptual and therefore no data analysis was needed. Whereas the most used method of data analysis for empirical papers was statistical. More empirical evidence through case studies of information management and especially the testing of proposed frameworks and prototypes in real-world projects seems urgent.

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Leveraging R&D to Advance Digital Modelling Practice in Australian Construction

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Governing Public–Private Partnerships of Sustainable Construction Projects in An Opportunistic Setting

Governing Public–Private Partnerships of Sustainable Construction Projects in An Opportunistic Setting

Information Management in AEC Projects: A Study of Applied Research Approaches

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