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Strategic Management in Off-Site Construction
By Dr Mohammed Arif– licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution – Non-Commercial – Share Alike License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/
Strategic Project Management in
Offsite Construction
Outline
What is Strategic Management? Strategic Management Components Manufactured Construction Benefits of Manufactured Construction Factors Contributing to the Choice of Manufactured Construction
What is Strategic Management?
corporate level
business level
operational level
Strategic Management Components
Environmental Scanning
Implementation
Evaluation and Control
Strategic Planning
Test Questions: answer True or False
1. The area of Strategic Management is an area that includes “understanding the strategic position of an organisation, strategic choices for the future and turning strategy into action”. (T/F) Ans. T
Strategic Management in Construction
Construction industry
project format
planning
control of resources
schedulesother
performance indicators
Manufactured Construction
component manufacture
and sub-assembly
non-volumetric
pre-assembly
volumetric pre-assembly
modular building
Benefits of Manufactured Construction
Time
Productivity
Quality Cost
Process
People
Factors Contributing to the Choice of Manufactured Construction
Proximity to a
Manufacturer Road Network Site Limitation Planning Process
Availability of Skilled
Workforce
Design Planning
Manufacturer Limitation Partnerships
Test Questions: Choose the right answer:
1.Gibb and Isack (2003) classify manufactured construction into four categories:
(a) (Non-Component Manufacture), (b) (Non-volumetric assembly), (c) (Volumetric Pre-assembly),
(d) (Non-Modular Building). Ans. (c)
2. The overall productivity is increased because of (a) faster processing, (b) slower processing, (c), maximizing work on construction site. Ans. (a)
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