The phrase 'construction supply chain' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a supply chain specific to the construction industry. For example, you might write, "The construction supply chain is highly complex, involving many players."
The research analyzes the problems in construction supply chain.
This paper defines the concepts of construction supply chain (CSC) and construction supply chain management, especially regards construction supply chain management as the coordination of interorganizations decision making in construction supply chain and the integration of key construction business processes and key members involved in construction supply chain.
Although construction supply chain management has attracted significant research attention, this field remains somewhat fragmented.
In addressing this gap, 104 professionals from across the construction supply chain in Australia and New Zealand was undertaken.
The result of this research is expected to be utilized effectively as a basic framework to manage information in RFID/WSN based construction supply chain management (CSCM) environments.
In our research, we recognise that distributing information in this manner detaches it from the business processes in the construction supply chain, which is a major disadvantage.
Construction supply chains usually consist of numerous participants and are complex in structure.
Although SMEs constitute the largest group in construction supply chains, LC, as an emerging phenomenon in civil construction project management, has been rarely investigated from an SMEs perspective.
Called the SC Collaborator, this system facilitates the flexible coordination of construction supply chains by leveraging web services, web portal, and open source technologies.
This paper further presents a model-based service oriented framework that leverages the SCOR models for performance monitoring of construction supply chains.
The construction sector is a substantial area for mitigation efforts in Australia because of its economic importance and its involvement with indirect GHG emissions, i.e. those embodied in construction supply chains, including construction materials and electricity use.
