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Project Management

See how successful projects come together from planning through completion. Gain insights into project management, scheduling, collaboration and execution from real-world construction case studies.

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    Take the Office to the Field

    Identifying digital tools is only half the battle’implementation requires thoughtful planning and analysis.
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    BIM in the Big Apple

    How Frank Gehry used the technology to achieve a unique façade and cost-effective construction
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    Prequalifying Subs: A Sound Investment

    Save time and money during the application process with today’s electronic resources.
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  • Becoming a Successful CCIP Candidate

    Common traits of a good CCIP candidate include: – A highly-developed safety cultre that permeates throughout the company, including project managers, superintendents, tradesmen and subcontractors of ever tier – Experience in managing claims under a high-deductible program – A robust subonctractor prequalification process – Well-established subonctractor relationship in the areas they operate – A significant percentage of their revenue from established customers to meet the CCIP minimum premium requirements Although some rolling CCIPs covering smaller projects (under$20 million) have been feasible, expected porjects with values between $30 million to $40 million or more are widely considered necessary for a successful outcome.
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  • Construction Projects Recognized for Job Order Contracting Excellence

    MAULDIN, S.C. (March 8, 2012) — Eight regional “Best of the Best” winners in the competition for the annual Harry H. Mellon Award of Excellence in Job Order Contracting were announced, recognizing projects ranging from replacement of a boardwalk, to renovations of a subway station, to restoration of a mountain-side road. The annual award recognizes excellence using the system’s principles and practices while identifying unique and innovative ways of using Job Order Contracting to complete construction projects. Job Order Contracting is a competitively bid procurement process government agencies use to accomplish a large number of small- to medium-sized repair and alteration projects based on a set of locally priced construction tasks and competitively awarded contracts. The award highlights facility owners, managers and contractors who perform…
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  • ESI Announces Top 10 Project Management Trends for 2012

    ARLINGTON, VA, USA –  As the project environment grows in complexity, project management will require team, stakeholder and executive collaboration in 2012 like never before. On-the-job application of training, custom-made project approaches, innovative project tools and smarter resource management will be essential for driving the greatest business impact. Not only project management, but also the definition of “project success” has changed to encompass more than the triple constraint. Collaboration is a common theme throughout many of the 2012 Top 10 Trends for project management, which were determined by a global panel of ESI International senior executives and subject matter experts. 1.    Program management will gain momentum, but resources remain in short supplyIncreasingly, large initiatives undertaken by corporations and government agencies are being recognized for what…
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    Improve Transparency on Federal Construction Projects

    Discover how an online collaboration platform can establish efficient systems to meet aggressive deadlines.
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