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RESEARCH
AND PUBLICATIONS
Infrastructure
Procurement Innovations, including: Construction
Project Procurement System selection,
revamped Risk Management, Public Private
Partnerships (including BOT, PFI), Relational
Contracting (including
Partnering & Alliancing) Design & Construct,
Joint Venture Management, Multi-Culture Management,
Consultant Selection, Contractor Selection,
Sub-contractor Management, Supply Chain integration,
Performance-based
Contracting.
Infrastructure
Management Support Systems, including:
Web-based Decision Support Systems, Value
Networks, Intelligent
Systems, Agent and Multi-Agent Collaborative
Systems, Knowledge Management, Logistics
Management, Evolutionary Computation and
Design, Infrastructure
Security Systems, Construction Finance
and Cash flow Management, Construction
Claims Management
(including
Time Extension Evaluation Systems) and
Dispute Avoidance/ Resolution.
Performance
Improvement Initiatives, including:
Construction Process Modelling, Optimisation
and
Re-engineering, Quality Management, Safety
Management, Productivity Enhancements, Time-Cost
Optimisation,
Resource Scheduling, Operational & Maintenance
Systems, Life Cycle Analysis and Costing,
Key Performance Indicators, Benchmarking
and Performance Evaluation.
Construction
Technology Enhancements, including:
Pre-cast/ Prefabricated Construction & Management,
Sustainable Construction, Standardisation,
Technological Innovations, Technology Transfers,
Technology Exchange
and Diffusion.
Construction
Industry Development Thrusts, including:
reviews of overseas and local development
initiatives,
formulation of strategies and measures for
medium and long-term development of Personnel,
Groupings
(e.g. Small & Medium Contractors) and Institutions,
including construction organisations and facilitating
bodies.
RESEARCH
PROJECTS (Top)
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Management
Support Systems for Large Construction
Clients
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Relationally
Integrated Value Networks
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Public Private
Partnerships (Task Force theme)
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- Sustainability (Task Force theme)
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- Construction
Law (Task Force theme)
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- Reinventing Hong Kong Construction Industry
for its Sustainable Development
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- Comparative
Study of measures facilitating construction
payment between Mainland
China and some
developed jurisdictions
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Development Strategy
for Professional Resources of Hong Kong's
Construction and related Engineering
Services Sector
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The
many journal and conference papers published
by academics, other researchers including research
students and industry partners working on CICID
linked research projects, are not listed here. Therefore
the following only lists selected general publications – published
by CICID, or supported by CICID
1.
Publications by CICID
Year
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| Conferences |
2010 |
Conference Summary
Report |
Conference
on Innovation Management in Infrastructure
Development |
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2009
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Conference
Proceedings |
Symposium
of ‘Revamping PPPs’ from ‘Revisiting
and Rethinking’ to ‘Revamping
and Revitalising’ PPPs, 28 February
2009, Centre for Infrastructure & Construction
Industry Development, The University of
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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| Workshop
Summary |
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2006
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Seminar
Report |
One
Day Seminar on Recent Developments in Project
Management in Hong Kong on 12th May 2006.
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2005 |
Conference
Proceedings |
Conference
on Public Private Partnerships – Opportunities
and Challenges, 22 February 2005, Hong
Kong, The University of Hong Kong, |
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| Workshops |
2008 |
Workshop Summary |
“BUILDING
RIVANS” WORKSHOP
Boosting
VALUE by Building RIVANS (Relationally Integrated
Value Networks) |
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2007 |
Workshop Summary |
“RIVANS” WORKSHOP
'Enhancing
performance & overall
value through Relationally Integrated Value
Networks (RIVANS)’ |
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2. Publications supported
by CICID:
Built Environment Project and Asset Management
Built
Environment Project and Asset Management
(BEPAM) provides a niche forum to address
interfaces between Project Management and
Asset Management of Building and Civil
Engineering Infrastructure.
BEPAM
deliberates on, disseminates and validates
cutting edge Research and Development in
Construction Project Management and Infrastructure
Asset Management, given the increasingly
critical intersections and convergence
between these domains, e.g. with increasing ‘whole
life’ focus and sustainability imperatives.
It connects both established and upcoming
researchers with progressive practitioners
in these fields and proactively links research
and practitioner communities worldwide.
The
core editorial team draws on valuable strengths,
having published the precursor 'Journal
of Building and Construction Management',
and being supported by the ‘Centre
for Infrastructure and Construction Industry
Development’ based at The University
of Hong Kong. The new editorial team brings
on board additional expertise in covering
the extra dimensions, special thrusts and
extended reach of the new journal.
If
interested in submitting a paper, or in
learning more about the journal, you are
cordially invited to visit http://www.emeraldinsight.com/bepam.htm. |
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