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Technological Change: Confronting a Fuzzier Front End

Kokotovich Vasilije (University of New South Wales, 2010)

In this paper we suggest strategies and techniques for attaining sustained innovation via the suspension of developing concrete embodiments in favour of maintaining more abstract conceptualisation in early phases of the ...
Technological Change: Educating for Extreme Collaboration

Kokotovich Vasilije; Barker Tom (Springer-Verlag, 2010)

This paper considers pedagogical strategies and techniques in design for attaining sustained innovation collaboratively, in order to assist in the New Product Design process and enhance opportunities for creating truly ...
Technological Change: Implications for Theory and Praxis in Industrial Design / Design Engineering Education

Kokotovich Vasilije (University of New South Wales, 2010)

Technological change is increasing at an exponential rate. As the technological future unfolds, the balance of theory and praxis will become increasingly important. Research emanating from MIT suggests that Design engineering ...
Technology Adoption and the Mobile Worker: The Case of the Field Journalist

Er Michael (IEEE, 2008)

Mobile technology offers the potential to connect the mobile worker with information resources which would normally be available in an office setting. Such devices could improve the competency of these workers when making ...
Thematizing Change: Creativity, Dynamic Practices and Sustainability

Robinson Todd (International Foundation of Fashion Technology Institute (IFFTI), 2010)

Sustainable fashion seeks to bring about change in the way we carry out our practices. Such a change requires a reconsideration of what constitutes change. Creativity, as understood in the field of design, is commonly ...
Theoretical constructs for IS-Capability in AEC

Naaranoja Marja; Clarke Paul (University of Auckland, 2003)

The purpose of this paper is to develop a conceptual framework and to explore the possible types of Information System (IS)-capability models especially in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) environment. ...
Theoretical issues of Industrial Structure Applied to the Building and Construction Industry

De Valence Gerard (RICS Foundation, 2001)
Thermal Performance of a Mud Brick Test Building

Heathcote Kevan (Interline Publishing, 2007)
Tourist Snapshot: The Mediating Gaze of the Sydney Opera House

Garduno Freeman Cristina (SAHANZ, 2007)

The Sydney Opera House is one of Australia’s premier tourist destinations. Each year over 4 million people [1] visit this site, famous for its iconic architecture, world class performances and cultural significance. Many ...
Towards a Global Framework for Project Management Standards

Crawford Lynn (PMSA, 2004)

Defining a body of knowledge and developing guides and standards for practice as a basis for education, training and associated certification or qualification programs are activities generally associated with the formation ...
Towards a philosophy of social planning: cities and social planning

Prior Jason; Harfield Stephen (Promaco Conventions Pty Ltd and DiskBank, 2009)

Given the conspicuous and wide-ranging effects emanating from planning, this paper takes as its starting point the proposition that all planning, not least that directed at Australian cities, must address and resolve the ...
Towards a value-centric approach to education: Implications of changing practices in construction project management

Jupp Julie; Forsythe Perry; Sankaran Sivarama (Shankar) (The University of Melbourne, 2010)

This article explores two interdependent subjects underpinning how the built environment is produced: value and integrated teamwork. The concept of value is defined as the relationship between benefits received and costs ...
Towards Better Understanding of the Amorphous Silica â¿¿ Alkali Reactions and the Means of Preventing Glass Aggregate Expansion in Concrete

Samarin Alek (Coventry University and The University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Centre for By-products Utilization, 2010)

The effect of quantity and characteristics of the components of amorphous silica â¿¿ alkali reactions, based on the research carried at the CSIRO Laboratories in Australia and by the author are discussed. Conditions under ...
Towards Project Portfolio Management for Sustainable Outcomes in the Construction Industry

Al-Kilidar Hiyam; Davis Steven; Kutay C; Killen Catherine (Project Management Australia, 2011)
Translating sustainable buildings - the use of networks to implement passive houses in Sweden

Glad Wiktoria (www.sb08melbourne.com, 2008)
Trend-Morph-PDS, A methodology for innovative (mechanical) engineering design

Dartnall William; Johnston Stephen (ASME - American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2004)

The paper describes a design methodology, TRENDMORPH- PDS, an original contribution to design science. It is a relatively simple methodology that has grown from efforts to innovate mechanical machines with their strong ...
Trends in Procurement and Implications for Innovation and Competitiveness of Australian Building Congress

De Valence Gerard (N/A, 2001)

This paper investigates the relationship between the procurement methods used on building and construction projects, the opportunities for innovation and innovative solutions to client requirements, and the competitiveness ...
Trends in the Australian Quantity Surveying Profession 1995 - 2003

Smith Peter (International Cost Engineering Council, 2004)

This paper examines trends in the Australian Quantity Surveying profession since 1995. The paper is based on research conducted by a team from the University of Technology Sydney involving a series of five national surveys ...
Trends in the Australian Quantity Surveying Profession: 1995 - 2008

Smith Peter (University Publication Centre (UPENA), 2009)

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Trends in the utilisation of automated quantities by the Australian quantity surveying profession: 1995 - 2005

Smith Peter (ZMP Slovensko, 2006)

This paper examines trends in the utilisation of Automated Quantities by the Australian Quantity Surveying profession since 1995. The paper is based on research by a team from the University of Technology Sydney involving ...

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