Analysing the implementation level of concurrent engineering in Turkish construction sector
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In this study, the implementation level of a new management approach, namely Concurrent Engineering (CE), in Turkish Construction Sector is studied. In this sense, a questionnaire survey has been practiced with the contractor companies in the sector and the results have been analyzed. According to the analysis results, the following findings are attained: the new concept is not exactly known in the sector; top management support, personnel training and teamwork are insufficient; the attendance of the actors, who are involved in the project process is lacking in terms of design decisions; and additionally, that the information exchange between the departments is inefficient. These findings create barriers for the common use of CE in the sector. By evaluating these findings, suggestions towards removing the above mentioned barriers are presented.
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Berna Şekerci
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Berna Şekerci (Master Thesis). Analysing the implementation level of concurrent engineering in Turkish construction sector, 2008, Çukurova University, İnşaat Mühendisliği Bölümü.
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