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  • Cost of Risk Transfer: Pricing Agreements in Residential 
    Walsh Kenneth; Bashford H; Sawhney Anil; Witjakso Andre (American Society of Civil Engineers, 2004)
    Theoretical and computational studies of supply chains are confined mainly to buyer-supplier dyads. Evaluation of more tiers in the construction sector specifically is also rare, perhaps in part because short-term partnerships ...
  • Impact of Inspected Buffers on Production Parameters of Construction Processes 
    Sawhney Anil; Walsh K; Bashford H; Palaniappan S (Asce-Amer Soc Civil Engineers, 2009)
    This paper examines the production implications of quality control inspections conducted on the buffer between processes in a construction project by modeling the linkage between these processes. Inspection of partially ...
  • Implications of even flow production methodology for US housing industry 
    Bashford H; Sawhney Anil; Walsh K; Kot K (Asce-Amer Soc Civil Engineers, 2003)
    Production building in the residential sector is often described as the portion of the construction industry that is most like the manufacturing sector. In modem tract construction in the United States, a small number of ...
  • Production equations for unsteady-state construction processes 
    Walsh K; Sawhney Anil; Bashford H (Asce-Amer Soc Civil Engineers, 2007)
    The production equation called Little's law has been applied to construction data recently. However, Little's law was derived for steady-state conditions assuming constant input and output rates and long production runs. ...
  • Production system loading-cycle time relationship in residential construction 
    Bashford H; Walsh K; Sawhney Anil (Asce-Amer Soc Civil Engineers, 2005)
    Production home building possesses characteristics similar to manufacturing processes, such as the construction of more or less similar houses repeatedly and a growing demand for mass customization of homes. As a result ...