Sentence examples for construction organisations from inspiring English sources
Building on previous studies this paper reviews the normative literature and propagates an interpretive IS evaluation framework that construction organisations can use as a frame of reference for constructing individual evaluation models.
Most staff within construction organisations will use social media in some personal capacity, a skill and resource to be harnessed for organisational good.
Over these past 3 years there has been a real shift within construction organisations, from generally not wanting to engage with social media, to some companies now fully embracing what it can offer in terms of engaging with clients, people and communities.
Strategic alliances are becoming an important means of survival for managing construction organisations.
A learning framework is presented to foster successful co-operative strategic alliances between construction organisations.
The case studies conducted examine the factors impacting on collaboration in the project networks of three large construction organisations.
In this context, construction, organisation and day-to-day operation involve cooperation and processes of direct democracy through the institution of the users committee, an institution with the potential to address both procedural and recognition aspects of energy justice.
Curiously, while the City of Sydney originally used Parsons Brinckerhoff, one of the world's leading planning, engineering, and program and construction management organisations, to write the report in 2010, in 2012 the City of Sydney credits no company or author with producing the report.
This paper discusses the benefits of knowledge management to construction industry organisations and projects and emphasises the significance of tacit knowledge.
On this basis, we defined a typology of interchanges to classify those interchanges and select the key elements to improve the interchanges location, construction, and organisation.
In the case of community biogas construction, the involved organisation(s) appear to be the perceived funding structures (although government subsidy applies here as well but is probably applied for and managed by the organisation).
