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... Construction Management and Economics, 20179-192. AVENDANO CASTILLO, JE, AL-JIBOURI, SHS and HALMAN, JIM, (2009). ... Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, 135(8), 772-781. JOSEPHSON, P.-E., LARSSON, B. and LI, H.... more
... Construction Management and Economics, 20179-192. AVENDANO CASTILLO, JE, AL-JIBOURI, SHS and HALMAN, JIM, (2009). ... Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, 135(8), 772-781. JOSEPHSON, P.-E., LARSSON, B. and LI, H. (2002). ...
ABSTRACT Collaborative innovation projects are projects in which firms join forces to cooperate in the development and commercialization of a new building product, system, or service. They represent an example of the type of inter-firm... more
ABSTRACT Collaborative innovation projects are projects in which firms join forces to cooperate in the development and commercialization of a new building product, system, or service. They represent an example of the type of inter-firm relationships that are said to enhance construction innovation. Organizational behaviour research, however, suggests that firms participating in such innovation projects run the risk of escalating commitment and may continue to invest for irrational reasons. It is therefore relevant to examine whether Dutch firms that invest, in collaboration with other firms, in the development and commercialization of a new building product, system, or service are susceptible to this escalation. Two escalation effects were investigated: the effect of expected loss of sunk costs, and the effect of perceived project stage. A survey was undertaken of 154 firms participating in 25 collaborative innovation projects. The results suggest that firms in the population under study are unlikely to fall victim to either of the two escalation effects. Rather, the negative association found between the expected loss of sunk costs and likelihood of continuing investment raises the question as to whether firms become more cautious when they have spent a lot.
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... De risico diagnose methode is ontwikkeld op basis van een empirisch onderzoek bij de Industriegroep TV van Philips Glas te Eindhoven/Aken. De uitwerking heeft plaats gevonden vanuit de specifieke kenmerken van het technische proces en... more
... De risico diagnose methode is ontwikkeld op basis van een empirisch onderzoek bij de Industriegroep TV van Philips Glas te Eindhoven/Aken. De uitwerking heeft plaats gevonden vanuit de specifieke kenmerken van het technische proces en de organisatie van dit bedrijf. ...
Construction projects are inherently risky undertakings. They are exposed to uncertainties that can either result in failures or the impediment of the project to achieve some of its objectives. This is particularly true in the case of... more
Construction projects are inherently risky undertakings. They are exposed to uncertainties that can either result in failures or the impediment of the project to achieve some of its objectives. This is particularly true in the case of geotechnical engineering. Uncertainties of ground conditions can adversely affect project time, costs as well as safety on any construction project. Conventional techniques used by project management are in many cases insufficient to deal with these uncertainties. This paper describes a PhD project in its very early stages, with the objectives of dealing with the issues of geotechnical engineering and in particular ground related uncertainties. The paper defines the research problem and provides a comprehensive review of literature available on the subject. A main objective of this research project is to identify principal drivers and sources of uncertainties in ground related construction and to develop a framework to support decision-making in managing these uncertainties. The development of the framework will be based on the information collected from the literature review and which will be complemented by data elicited from cases and during interviews with experts. The paper discusses elements that will be required to be included in the framework and how it will be used in supporting decision making.
Abstract WORKING PAPERS Eindhoven Centre for Innovation Studies The Netherlands Working Paper PERCEIVED RISKS PRODUCT INNOVATION PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT RISK SKELETON Joop Halman Eindhoven University Technology Faculty Technology ...
ABSTRACT This work explores and summarizes the current state of literature concerning risk management in modular product development, and offers new insights based on pilot case studies. The paper focuses on risks in the collaborative... more
ABSTRACT This work explores and summarizes the current state of literature concerning risk management in modular product development, and offers new insights based on pilot case studies. The paper focuses on risks in the collaborative design of modular product development. Based on previous studies as well as our field observations, we provide some conclusions to manage the risks in collaborative modular product development.
... JE Avendano Castillo, SH Al-jibouri & JIM Halman Department of Construction Management and Engineering, University of Twente ... 1992; Ledbetter 1994), non-conformances (Abdul-Rahman 1993; Abdul-Rahman 1995; Freeman 1995), defects... more
... JE Avendano Castillo, SH Al-jibouri & JIM Halman Department of Construction Management and Engineering, University of Twente ... 1992; Ledbetter 1994), non-conformances (Abdul-Rahman 1993; Abdul-Rahman 1995; Freeman 1995), defects (Josephson & Hammarlund 1999 ...

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