Stakeholder management studies in mega construction projects: A review and future directions

Mok, Ka Yan; Shen, Geoffrey Qiping; Yang, Rebecca J.

doi:10.1016/j.ijproman.2014.08.007

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“…They can have a different level of interest in the project as well as different background [45]. For example, in the case of dams, the active participation in the decision-making process of, e.g., natural-physical-social scientists, engineers, political and administrative figures is fundamental to accurately account for the social impacts of these infrastructures [46].…”

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“…For example, in the case of dams, the active participation in the decision-making process of, e.g., natural-physical-social scientists, engineers, political and administrative figures is fundamental to accurately account for the social impacts of these infrastructures [46]. Consequently, systematic approaches are needed to manage the complexity of the decision-making process, with the target of reaching a reasonable degree of engagement of all these heterogeneous stakeholders in all project phases [45].…”

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Participated Planning of Large Water Infrastructures through Virtual Prototyping Technologies

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Abstract:The design of large dams is a collaborative activity with relevant social and political implications. Planning such large infrastructures requires involving all the interested stakeholders, making shared decisions, tracing the design process. There are currently not many Virtual Prototyping tools to support this collaborative design process. In this paper, we propose a participated planning support system based on mobile and Augmented Reality technologies which allows different stakeholders to take part in the review of a large dam project through an application that automatically acquires information available online, allows all stakeholders to share information, and finally records everything for a subsequent analysis. The development of the application, as well as its use in two case studies and a user study, are described in the paper.

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“…The built environment is not only a country's most important asset but also economically and socially necessary [3]. Uncertainty of the nature of construction projects requires an effective stakeholder management approach to accommodate conflicting stakeholder interests [4]. As the investment in a construction project, the owner is not only the purchaser and proprietor of the building products, but also the in depth participator of the whole building process, which has a huge, or even decisive impact on the whole building process [5].…”

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Adjusting Planning Management and Control to the Owner Environment Case Study: Consultant Adjustment to the Owner Environment in Thailand

Sruntummakul¹,

Leungbootnak²,

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2015

Journal of Construction Engineering and Project Management

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Consultant and owner play a very important role in the construction sector which is one of the main sectors in economic development. There are many stakeholders in a construction project including but not limited to: owner, consultant, contractor, subcontractor, and supplier. The consultant is the party who is to stay in close touch with the project owner, which both consultant and owner are considered as the main key stakeholders to make the project happen. It's not a simple task for a consultant to just implement the same style of management and control within various projects that are of a different background and character of owners. Thus, the adjusting plan management and control to the owner environment has been an essential technique to drive the project to success. The objective of this paper is to identify the significant management techniques for adjusting a plan of management and control to the owner environment in Thailand. The methodology is the identification throughout the analogous to abduction from literature review and our empirical observations of Future Engineering Consultants Co, Ltd. We have been in consultation for twenty-five years (25)

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“…Systematically reviewing published articles on a subject avails the idea of what is known and not known about the subject matter (Chu, 2014), thereby stimulating inspirations for future research (Mok, Shen, & Yang, 2014). The outcome of the review will not only reveal research implications with the potential to expand the knowledge area, but also provide information for the government on how to administer incentives more effectively.…”

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“…Literature review is a useful methodology to gain deeper understanding on, and identifying the current body of knowledge within a research topic (Mok, Shen, & Yang, 2015). Hence this study carried out a systematic literature review of 47 scholarly publications in the area of project delivery of green building projects in order to identify the indicators of owner commitment.…”

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Motivating Project Owners to Increase Their Commitment towards Improving the Delivery Performance of Green Building Projects

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Stakeholder management studies in mega construction projects: A review and future directions

Cited by 469 publications

References 74 publications

Participated Planning of Large Water Infrastructures through Virtual Prototyping Technologies

Participated Planning of Large Water Infrastructures through Virtual Prototyping Technologies

Adjusting Planning Management and Control to the Owner Environment Case Study: Consultant Adjustment to the Owner Environment in Thailand

Motivating Project Owners to Increase Their Commitment towards Improving the Delivery Performance of Green Building Projects

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