... Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only civil engineering professionals Indian construction industry management non-parametric tests retention strategies statistical analysis turnover intention UN SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth well-being workforce...

... 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only business hybrid management remote team UN SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth UN SDG 9: Industry innovation and infrastructure virtual team Various definitions of virtual teams have been offered by earlier research...

...: Organisational culture in gig economy platforms may influence how workplace incivility impacts job performance. Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2025 digital literacy gig economy incivility job performance management organisational culture psychological well-being social impact...

... construction management design management safety UN SDG 3: Good health and well-being UN SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth Accidents in the construction industry globally have a devastating impact on the lives of workers every year. The high-risk nature of the construction sector exposes...

... knowledge-intensive professional service firms (PSFs). The strategy-as-practice viewpoint is one of the most recent approaches to strategic management, which focuses on the people, practices and praxis elements of organisations. There is a lack of research on people within the construction industry who...

...Vigneshkumar Chellappa, PhD; Grzegorz Ginda, PhD Decision making is critical to the success of safety management in construction projects. Due to the simultaneous evaluation of numerous criteria and objectives, multiple-criteria decision making (MCDM) is essential for decision problem solving...

... lessons for clients to: (1) manage programme delivery as an integration activity; (2) actively manage systems integration; (3) ensure authority to make decisions; (4) maintain configuration control; (5) plan for a lengthy testing and commissioning phase; (6) appreciate supply chain products that may...

... specifically, the result serves as an inspiration for designers for identifying the CSFs in the process, prioritise those and develop support to manage existing challenges. Similarly, further discussion of the involved challenges and a comparison of success factors from different BSs have been included...

... a moderating effect on OR associated with OC. Specifically, organisational valence is degraded by misinformation about resourcing, performance management and communication concerning greater adoption of off-site construction. Comparatively, self-efficacy, personal valence and senior leadership support can lead...

... ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2020 business information technology management In the recent McKinsey report The Next Normal in Construction, Ribeirinho et al. (2020) outlined future trends, which call for transforming construction from a fragmented project...

... requires that the reasoning behind procurement instrument design be made explicit and linked to the reasoning behind higher-level strategies. Since this can easily become complex, practitioners should master practical tools such as causal mapping to manage the complexity effectively. With regard...

...; lean six sigma; and agile. Success will be to empower the people who deliver megaprojects such that they are able to deliver the planned social value to all stakeholders involved. The world of project management is being impacted by two major disruptions in the workplace: firstly, digital...

... aims to stimulate discussion and debate in this area and encourage the development of a more critical voice to supplement the technocratic optimism that currently surrounds Construction 4.0. information technology management social impact The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) is underway...

... impact of construction activities has increased, such that a paradigm shift is required. This paper presents stakeholder opinions of environmental management systems as a means for the construction industry to respond to these issues. Using a previous approach, the views of small and medium construction...

... & manufacture infrastructure planning management Although there is progress in adopting 3D printing technologies in construction, the progress is apparently slow. There have been a number of studies that have explored different attributes that affect 3D printing adaptation in many industries. However...

... (BIM) information technology management Investment in the construction industry is, of course, extremely welcome and much needed, but in the absence of targeted investment in initiatives that will close gender gaps and improve equity of opportunity, the strategy fails both to acknowledge...

... training, education and advice. Recommendations included group activities in appropriate spaces, self-help programmes and guides, volunteering, health screenings and site-specific briefings with suitable visual aids. An implication for practice is that management should focus more on the thoughts...

...Jing Xu, PhD Trust is foundational to establishing and maintaining relationships. Construction project management research has long touted the importance of trust for project organisation and performance. Yet there has been less research interest in repairing and developing inter-organisational...

..., they identified lack of company integrity from their management regarding OSH practices. Fourteen workers identified ability, genuine benevolence and company integrity qualities and that their management adhere to sets of principles that they find acceptable and consistent. They also recognised their workplaces...

... ignored in safety management. E_{safety stimulus} external factor that produces a safety stimulus H Kruskal–Wallis test statistic I_{safety stimulus} internal factor that produces a safety stimulus SP_FLWs safety performance...