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The conflict in the construction projects seem inevitable and are increasing in the construction ... more The conflict in the construction projects seem inevitable and are increasing in the construction industry due to its uncertainty, complexity nature, and involvement of different categories of project participants. Conflict brings breakdown of relationships between project participants and results to project delays, claims and disputes which are the main shortcomings in completion of the project within objectives and goal. The previous studies have explored the factors and attempted on management of conflicts in project; however these studies rarely explain specific issues of conflict and identified them. Hence, explicit study on identification of conflict issues is essential. Therefore, the objective of this study is to identify the critical conflict issues between public owners and contractors during construction phase in public projects. The research methodology is adopted based on questionnaire survey focusing public owners and contractors. The findings come up with several conflict issues related to project time, cost, quality, safety, scope and personnel. The results can be useful for construction practitioners by taking alternate approaches for reducing the bad consequences of construction conflict.
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Automation in Construction, 2012
Several areas of the quality inspection on architectural works only use subjective visual inspect... more Several areas of the quality inspection on architectural works only use subjective visual inspection, especially those involving aesthetic faults. Because people are limited in what they can detect visually, inspectors are not able to quantify the value of a defect and cannot perform an inspection that includes all possible defects. Subjective evaluations depend on individual experience and are unreliable because they do not have objective standards. Therefore, this paper presents an innovative system of defect detection and quantification. The system is able to augment subjective visual quality inspections in architectural work by specifying defect positions and quantifying defect values. This method uses defect feature analysis and quantifies the defect value from digital images using a digital image processing technique. The inspection of tiling work was chosen as a case study for developing a prototype of the system. This paper describes the conceptual framework of the proposed system's application and the methodology of the system's development. It includes a field verification of the potential and accuracy of developed prototype system by comparing the results of human inspections and those of the proposed system. A potential benefit of the system is an increase in the reliability of visual quality inspection by reducing the subjective human judgment of aesthetic faults.
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Construction Innovation: Information, Process, Management, 2005
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to explore and identify factors affecting adoption and im... more Abstract: The purpose of this study was to explore and identify factors affecting adoption and implementation of information and communication technology (ICT) in large ICT-experienced Australian construction organizations. During 2002 the researchers undertook an online ...
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management, 2009
Purpose Development of staff learning enhances work productivity and sustains organizational de... more Purpose Development of staff learning enhances work productivity and sustains organizational development. In particular, design practitioners require both theoretical knowledge and mentoring with their practical experience. Without extensive knowledge, designers may produce ...
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... a broad ranging discussion and we later asked them to reconfirm their rating based on a ... I... more ... a broad ranging discussion and we later asked them to reconfirm their rating based on a ... ICT user that ultimately bears responsibility for enhancing work processes through applying ICT tools. ... Futcher, KG, Rowlinson, S. (1999), "IT survey within the construction industry of Hong ...
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Construction Management and Economics, 2006
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SUMMARY: Emerging information and communication technology (ICT) introduces opportunities for imp... more SUMMARY: Emerging information and communication technology (ICT) introduces opportunities for improving communication to enhance effectiveness of many construction processes at each project phase as well as creating new business opportunities. Thus, perceived ICT benefits have motivated numerous construction organisations to adopt and invest in this technology. However, many construction organisations have found that the ICT investment has failed to meet their expectations.
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Although the benefits from using information and communication technology (ICT) in construction p... more Although the benefits from using information and communication technology (ICT) in construction processes is well known, construction companies are still slow in its adoption. One explanation of this trend in slow innovation adoption may be lack of innovation diffusion experience by senior managers who decide whether to be early or late ICT adopters. There is no easy answer to the question why this may be the case.
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ABSTRACT: This chapter explains the community of practice (COP) concept from the perspective of t... more ABSTRACT: This chapter explains the community of practice (COP) concept from the perspective of three major Australian construction contractors. It also describes and provides an analysis of their COPs from the perspective of the individual, work group and organisation. We provide maps of these COPs for each of the three contractors studied. The intention of using this approach is to offer readers insights into how these COPs can be developed and supported.
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Abstract The construction industry can be characterised as fragmented as a consequence of its pro... more Abstract The construction industry can be characterised as fragmented as a consequence of its project-based nature and its quasi-firm supply chain (Eccles, 1981). Industry fragmentation may be decreasing with a shift from projects being regarded as independent entities towards an industry with an integrated activity flow through the supply chain.
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The innovation diffusion and knowledge management literature strongly supports the importance of ... more The innovation diffusion and knowledge management literature strongly supports the importance of communities of practice (COP) for enabling knowledge about how to use and adopt innovation initiatives. One of the most powerful tools for innovation diffusion is word-of-mouth wisdom from committed individuals who mentor and support each other.
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Abstract The research aims to understand the nature of ICT diffusion at the intra-organisational ... more Abstract The research aims to understand the nature of ICT diffusion at the intra-organisational level. It uses both quantitative and qualitative research approaches to identify factors and processes influencing ICT diffusion at the actual implementation phase. The result indicates that management, individual and technology group factors are essential to ICT diffusion at the initial adoption stage.
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The conflict in the construction projects seem inevitable and are increasing in the construction ... more The conflict in the construction projects seem inevitable and are increasing in the construction industry due to its uncertainty, complexity nature, and involvement of different categories of project participants. Conflict brings breakdown of relationships between project participants and results to project delays, claims and disputes which are the main shortcomings in completion of the project within objectives and goal. The previous studies have explored the factors and attempted on management of conflicts in project; however these studies rarely explain specific issues of conflict and identified them. Hence, explicit study on identification of conflict issues is essential. Therefore, the objective of this study is to identify the critical conflict issues between public owners and contractors during construction phase in public projects. The research methodology is adopted based on questionnaire survey focusing public owners and contractors. The findings come up with several conflict issues related to project time, cost, quality, safety, scope and personnel. The results can be useful for construction practitioners by taking alternate approaches for reducing the bad consequences of construction conflict.
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Automation in Construction, 2012
Several areas of the quality inspection on architectural works only use subjective visual inspect... more Several areas of the quality inspection on architectural works only use subjective visual inspection, especially those involving aesthetic faults. Because people are limited in what they can detect visually, inspectors are not able to quantify the value of a defect and cannot perform an inspection that includes all possible defects. Subjective evaluations depend on individual experience and are unreliable because they do not have objective standards. Therefore, this paper presents an innovative system of defect detection and quantification. The system is able to augment subjective visual quality inspections in architectural work by specifying defect positions and quantifying defect values. This method uses defect feature analysis and quantifies the defect value from digital images using a digital image processing technique. The inspection of tiling work was chosen as a case study for developing a prototype of the system. This paper describes the conceptual framework of the proposed system's application and the methodology of the system's development. It includes a field verification of the potential and accuracy of developed prototype system by comparing the results of human inspections and those of the proposed system. A potential benefit of the system is an increase in the reliability of visual quality inspection by reducing the subjective human judgment of aesthetic faults.
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engineering.nottingham.ac.uk
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Construction Innovation: Information, Process, Management, 2005
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to explore and identify factors affecting adoption and im... more Abstract: The purpose of this study was to explore and identify factors affecting adoption and implementation of information and communication technology (ICT) in large ICT-experienced Australian construction organizations. During 2002 the researchers undertook an online ...
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management, 2009
Purpose Development of staff learning enhances work productivity and sustains organizational de... more Purpose Development of staff learning enhances work productivity and sustains organizational development. In particular, design practitioners require both theoretical knowledge and mentoring with their practical experience. Without extensive knowledge, designers may produce ...
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Engineering, Construction and …, 2005
... a broad ranging discussion and we later asked them to reconfirm their rating based on a ... I... more ... a broad ranging discussion and we later asked them to reconfirm their rating based on a ... ICT user that ultimately bears responsibility for enhancing work processes through applying ICT tools. ... Futcher, KG, Rowlinson, S. (1999), "IT survey within the construction industry of Hong ...
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Construction Management and Economics, 2006
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SUMMARY: Emerging information and communication technology (ICT) introduces opportunities for imp... more SUMMARY: Emerging information and communication technology (ICT) introduces opportunities for improving communication to enhance effectiveness of many construction processes at each project phase as well as creating new business opportunities. Thus, perceived ICT benefits have motivated numerous construction organisations to adopt and invest in this technology. However, many construction organisations have found that the ICT investment has failed to meet their expectations.
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Although the benefits from using information and communication technology (ICT) in construction p... more Although the benefits from using information and communication technology (ICT) in construction processes is well known, construction companies are still slow in its adoption. One explanation of this trend in slow innovation adoption may be lack of innovation diffusion experience by senior managers who decide whether to be early or late ICT adopters. There is no easy answer to the question why this may be the case.
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ABSTRACT: This chapter explains the community of practice (COP) concept from the perspective of t... more ABSTRACT: This chapter explains the community of practice (COP) concept from the perspective of three major Australian construction contractors. It also describes and provides an analysis of their COPs from the perspective of the individual, work group and organisation. We provide maps of these COPs for each of the three contractors studied. The intention of using this approach is to offer readers insights into how these COPs can be developed and supported.
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Abstract The construction industry can be characterised as fragmented as a consequence of its pro... more Abstract The construction industry can be characterised as fragmented as a consequence of its project-based nature and its quasi-firm supply chain (Eccles, 1981). Industry fragmentation may be decreasing with a shift from projects being regarded as independent entities towards an industry with an integrated activity flow through the supply chain.
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The innovation diffusion and knowledge management literature strongly supports the importance of ... more The innovation diffusion and knowledge management literature strongly supports the importance of communities of practice (COP) for enabling knowledge about how to use and adopt innovation initiatives. One of the most powerful tools for innovation diffusion is word-of-mouth wisdom from committed individuals who mentor and support each other.
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Abstract The research aims to understand the nature of ICT diffusion at the intra-organisational ... more Abstract The research aims to understand the nature of ICT diffusion at the intra-organisational level. It uses both quantitative and qualitative research approaches to identify factors and processes influencing ICT diffusion at the actual implementation phase. The result indicates that management, individual and technology group factors are essential to ICT diffusion at the initial adoption stage.
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