The growing focus on construction supply chain management (CSCM) stems from global material sourcing and a labor shortage. These conditions lead to a larger portion of value-added tasks being performed off-site, deep within the supply chain. The Construction Supply Chain Management Handbook unifies a range of research and practices in construction supply chains worldwide. This collection highlights CSCM’s significance as a critical area for multinational research and action, featuring contributions from top international experts in three key fields: production and operations analysis, organizational viewpoints, and information technology.
The ebook opens with a review of current literature concerning the modeling of construction supply chain production and outlines various methods and strategies for designing and managing project supply chains, including aspects related to design and material production. It establishes a foundational understanding of the challenges and strategies for enhancing supply chain performance. The subsequent section emphasizes the necessity of considering the relationships between different firms involved in the design, procurement, and assembly of construction projects, analyzing various viewpoints to address and improve organizational challenges within the supply chain. The concluding section offers an overview of various information technologies that can enhance supply chain performance, along with effective implementation examples. The organization and sourcing of materials are increasingly intricate within the global construction sector. Construction clients are seeking quicker, more adaptable processes and higher quality facilities.
This ebook serves as an essential resource for comprehending the implications of supply chain management, which is likely to lead to more successful execution of construction projects.
ISBNs: 978-1040069844, 978-1420047455, 978-1420047462, 978-0429145193
NOTE: This only consists of the eBook Construction Supply Chain Management Handbook, 1st Edition, in the original PDF format. No access codes are included.
