Information technology in construction.
Phiri, Michael
Information technology in construction. - London Thomas Telford 1999 - vii,228p. ; 27cm.
The construction industry is restricted by its slow rate of change and tendency towards fragmentation. Change is essential to create an environment that fosters innovation, clarifies communication and truly integrates the design, manufacturing and construction processes. IT technologies offer opportunities to realize this integration and to improve the productivity of the construction industry. This book uses case studies and extensive illustrations to demonstrate how this can happen in the real work environment.
0727726730
MANAGEMENT-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT-INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
690.0285
Information technology in construction. - London Thomas Telford 1999 - vii,228p. ; 27cm.
The construction industry is restricted by its slow rate of change and tendency towards fragmentation. Change is essential to create an environment that fosters innovation, clarifies communication and truly integrates the design, manufacturing and construction processes. IT technologies offer opportunities to realize this integration and to improve the productivity of the construction industry. This book uses case studies and extensive illustrations to demonstrate how this can happen in the real work environment.
0727726730
MANAGEMENT-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT-INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
690.0285