Framework de avaliação da complexidade de projetos em portfólios de engenharia civil

Lukosevicius, Alessandro Prudêncio; Soares, Carlos Alberto Pereira; Jóia, Luiz Antônio

doi:10.1590/s1678-86212017000400200

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“…For public works, this higher coverage is essential, given its variety of typologies. A framework can be understood as a set of coherently associated stages to perform tasks that promote the achievement of a given objective [32]. To make sure that the tool developed in this work is widely accessible to practitioners and researchers in the field, an Excel spreadsheet is developed that operationalizes and facilitates the use of the framework.…”

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Sustainable Assessment of Public Works through a Multi-Criteria Framework

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Chinelli

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Enhancing the sustainability of public works has been a key agenda in recent years for many governmental organizations. Public works contribute significantly to a large portion of engineering works and have great potential to impact the sustainability of cities. Thus, evaluating the sustainability of these projects is highly relevant, mainly regarding their impacts on environmental, social, and economic aspects. There are currently assessment systems and methods with different scopes and approaches. Yet, there remains uncertainty when it comes to considering public works’ sustainability and how useful criteria can be incorporated into the proposed assessment tasks to ensure such a goal. This study contributes to filling this gap by developing, through an extensive and detailed bibliographic research, a flexible and comprehensive framework composed of 214 criteria distributed across nine categories that measure the degree of sustainability of public works, with emphasis on economic, social and environmental goals. The proposed framework can act as a practical tool, functioning as a checklist applicable to all types of public construction works, and at any stage of the lifecycle. Evaluation of the framework by professionals indicated its suitability when encompassing sustainability objectives, its viability, and its ease of use.

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Sustainable Assessment of Public Works through a Multi-Criteria Framework

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Chinelli

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Monitoring complexity and resilience in construction projects: The contribution of safety performance measurement systems

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Analysis of factors of willingness to adopt intelligent construction technology in highway construction enterprises

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Su,

Zheng

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This study aims to investigate the factors that influence the willingness of highway construction enterprises in China to adopt intelligent construction technology. Based on the existing literature, a TOSE framework was proposed, and four dimensions and 15 hypothesized influencing factors were identified through expert interviews. By using a combination of PLS-SEM and ANN, 513 survey data were analyzed to determine the linear and non-linear relationships of the influencing factors on the willingness to adopt. The results showed that all 14 hypothesized factors had varying degrees of positive or negative effects on the willingness to adopt, except for organizational culture, which was found to have no significant impact. Specifically, technology cost was found to be the most influential negative factor, while market demand and organizational structure were the most influential positive factors. The findings of this study have important reference value for decision makers and participants in highway construction enterprises, as well as other construction companies when considering the adoption of smart construction technologies. The originality of this research lies in the novel application of the TOSE framework to investigate smart construction technology adoption, and the combined use of PLS-SEM and ANN to examine both linear and nonlinear relationships between variables for the first time.

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Framework de avaliação da complexidade de projetos em portfólios de engenharia civil

Cited by 3 publications

References 42 publications

Sustainable Assessment of Public Works through a Multi-Criteria Framework

Sustainable Assessment of Public Works through a Multi-Criteria Framework

Monitoring complexity and resilience in construction projects: The contribution of safety performance measurement systems

Analysis of factors of willingness to adopt intelligent construction technology in highway construction enterprises

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