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    FALLACY STEINBACH, KEVIN (1512052) MSC PROJECT MANAGEMENT SUM104 - PROJECT PLANNING AND CONTROL DOMINIC AHIAGA-DAGBUI 2ND NOVEMBER 2015 424 WORDS 1. Introduction The complex nature of major infrastructure projects means they are heavily dependent on effective teamwork and integration between parties for their success. Gajendran and Brewer (2012) state that these aspects of project management are critical to the success of any project, however it is clear that implementing these effectively

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    MYKI- A Project FIASCO? Anuraag Monteiro 789186| ENGM90016 Engineering Investment Strategy| August 18,2016 Table of Contents 1 Executive Summary 3 2 Introduction 3 3 Analysis of the Issues in this Project 4 3.1 Implementation of Myki 4 3.1.1 Time Frame and Cost in Implementing Myki 5 3.2 Performance Monitoring and Benefit Realization. 7 3.2.1 Complaints with respect to Myki Performance 8 3.2.2 Performance Overview of Myki Performance Parameters 9 4 Governance Issues 10 5

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    CO was directly influenced by the size of the projects. The authors also found that the relation between the project size and the frequency of CO was significant. According to the project type, resurfacing and traffic maintenance projects were found to have less CO. The reason they provided for this was these types of projects were not subjected to uncertain conditions like earthwork and subsoil treatments. The authors found that the longer the project duration, the number of CO would be also more

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    A project at work we have completed more recently is the Inventory by location project. It is a new system implemented to make it easier to locate product in the store and keep track of inventory. The project took two weeks to complete. The first week was prep work and the second week was implementation. The first week was broken down into three sequences while second week was broken down into days. Before the system was put in, inventory only had a few locations in the computer. There was general

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    non-residential construction would fall between 2014 and 2016 due to falling levels of investment on project activities. The economic deficits incurred in the construction industry would be offset by investments in the telecommunication and commercial construction, especially in apartment building. There however are challenges in the industry occasioned by uncertainty on future spending on construction projects by the government. Moreover, the cost of doing business and the ability to increasingly make

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    practically imposed by globalization. In fact the projects that are require the socio-economic development seems to be beyond the ability of the industry in developed countries to compete successfully. In most cases the project dimension, new technology involved as well as management skills are yet to be mastered in some regions as a results countries willing to perform on a global level are forced to import some action related to the construction project itself. Raftery et al (1998) identifies three

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    recognized through collected case studies, assembling of cluster teams plays a crucial roles in the project teams distribution, such as mechanical, electrical, & plumbing engineering (MEP), structural, etc. This concept not only helps increase the organization and team management, also constitutes and develops a truly environment of interdependence, communication, and cooperation. Based on some healthcare projects, the cluster teams involve in both design and construction phases with the ability to set up

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    Case Analysis for the Project Delivery Successful Case Introduction The information in the following sections is derived from: Loulakis, M. C. and McLaughlin, L. (2009). Government Found Liable for Delays in Design/ Build Project. Civil Engineering, Vol. (79). p96-96. 1p. Design-build projects are one of the simplest projects in the construction industry which is leading to more contractors and companies using the design-build project delivery. The projects have less contractual paperwork and decrease

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    Design & Dev, and (ITS-410) Networking & Telecommunication. In taking these courses, I felt these courses taught me relevant concepts and examples that I used and applied in my project. These courses also helped me learn about concepts such as time management in project and how management is an important aspect in any project development. These courses were also helpful in that the concepts provided great insights in possible obstacles that an individual may deal with in a working environment such

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    the construction period on projects, which have more than one contractor. During the construction phase there should only be one principle contractor appointed by the client at any one time. The principle contractor has a role under the CDM (construction development management) regulation to manage the health and safety of the construction project he/she is assigned too, this involves liaising with the client and principle designer during the time period of the project this also is included during

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