Project Delivery

Constructing Experiences: Why More Contractors Are Integrating Program Management

by Daryl Parker | Mar 9, 2020
Business | Productivity | Project Delivery | Project Management

As general contractors increasingly bring in program managers on specialty jobs, many are discovering the benefits of these partnerships, including more seamless integration of specialty and traditional construction processes.

Successful Projects Require Collaboration Between the Field and Office

by Robert Mercado, William A. Clark Jr. | Mar 4, 2020
Project Delivery | Project Management | Workforce

The relationship between project managers and the financial team must be based on collaboration and understanding of each other’s roles. This system of checks and balances allows for growth, profitability and success.

Achieve Alignment on Capital Projects

by Brian Gallagher, Shawn Buchanan | Feb 24, 2020
Business | Project Delivery | Project Management

Capital projects command a large percentage of a company’s time and resources. By using collaborative project approaches, participants can work together to develop and achieve predictable project outcomes.

LEED and Airport Projects: Sustainability Is Taking Off in the Aviation World

Each contractor involved in an airport project might be addressing only one part of the whole, but reaching an overall LEED certification requires everyone to participate in detailed record-keeping to keep the effort on track.

A Better Way to Document Post-Project Review Meetings

by Greg Norris | Feb 10, 2020
Business | Project Delivery | Project Management

Improving the post-project review meeting process by replacing paper with an e-forms and reporting alternative is a proven way to preserve and standardize institutional memory.

Use Extensive Prefabrication to Drive Cost and Schedule Performance for Health Care Construction

by Benjamin Callam | Feb 5, 2020
Institutional | Markets | Project Delivery | Project Management

Prefabrication techniques can reduce the impact on hospital patients and employees in new medical office building projects.

The Role of Pedestrian Wind Comfort Studies in Building Design

by Arnaud Girin | Feb 3, 2020
Commercial | Markets | Project Delivery

Wind comfort studies are important in any building to ensure the comfort, safety and overall well being of urban inhabitants as well as passersby. Engineering simulation adds value by helping minimize undesirable effects that the project could generate.

Prepare Now to Survive Unexpected Changes in the Construction Supply Chain

by Collin Ziemerink | Jan 30, 2020
Accounting | Business | Project Delivery | Project Management

A cultural change and willingness to embrace new processes will prepare the industry to meet rapidly growing demand, while reacting to inevitable disruptions in the global marketplace.

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Constructing Experiences: Why More Contractors Are Integrating Program Management

Successful Projects Require Collaboration Between the Field and Office

Achieve Alignment on Capital Projects

LEED and Airport Projects: Sustainability Is Taking Off in the Aviation World

A Better Way to Document Post-Project Review Meetings

Use Extensive Prefabrication to Drive Cost and Schedule Performance for Health Care Construction

The Role of Pedestrian Wind Comfort Studies in Building Design

Prepare Now to Survive Unexpected Changes in the Construction Supply Chain

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