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Electronic Communication in Construction: Achieving Commercial Advantage
2000, 230 pages
$87.20
The construction industry is redefining effective partnering through the implementation of common information exchange standards -- and no one can afford to be left behind. In a text that is steered towards commercial objectives, rather than towards technological discussion, this book sets out the commercial issues driving, or hampering, recent developments, aiming to dispel the many myths that generate excuses for inertia. Business managers will then be able to make informed decisions and achieve operation benefits. Whether it is the Internet or any other exchange service, this book will equip decision makers to focus on the commercial opportunities first and foremost. The elimination of waste and non value-adding activities from construction requires the effective integration of operation processes. If we are to achieve commercial stability, let alone the set performance targets, then we must make sure that our information systems, and not just our employees, are up to the task.
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