Journal of Management in Engineering 1996 - Abstracts

Journal of Management in Engineering 1996
TitleSubjectAuthors
Accelerating innovation.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMcCraw, Les
Analysis of client-satisfaction factors in construction industry. (response to article by Syed M. Ahmed and Roozbeh Kangari, Management in Engineering, vol. 11, March-April 1995)(includes reply)Engineering and manufacturing industriesSohail, M.
Assessing ESOPs. (employee stock ownership plans)Engineering and manufacturing industriesCarberry, Ed
Benchmarking: performance improvement toward competitive advantage. (response to N.M. Lema and A.D.F. Price, Journal of Management in Engineering, vol. 11, January 1995)Engineering and manufacturing industriesSchumann, C.A.W.
Business plans live and grow (and so do companies).(Editorial)Engineering and manufacturing industriesReinhard, Jack E.
Can we spare a paradigm? (civil engineering education)Engineering and manufacturing industriesWalesh, Stuart
Changing clubs: a perspective on computer technologies.(Editorial)Engineering and manufacturing industriesMcCullouch, Bob
Civil engineering education - a reality check.Engineering and manufacturing industriesBishop, John C.
Construction safety: a vision for the future.Engineering and manufacturing industriesYoung, Stewart
Controlling overhead costs.Engineering and manufacturing industriesGandhi, Kirti
Differing site conditions: industry consensus opposes ruling. (legal issues on differing site condition clauses)Engineering and manufacturing industriesLitke, S. Scot
Doing business abroad can be risky.Engineering and manufacturing industriesDe Chiara, Michael K.
Education conference delivers initiatives. (Civil Engineering Education Conference 95)Engineering and manufacturing industriesRussell, Jeffrey, Yao, James T.P.
Engineering firm accounts for twice the business. (Garver & Garver Consulting Engineers' accounting software)(Management Digest)Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Estimating loss of productivity claims: providing proper documentation.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKallo, Gasan G.
Fear not: the art of risk communication. (handling public protest against environmental projects)Engineering and manufacturing industriesBarr, Christine
Global expansion: a growing dilemma. (engineering firms)Engineering and manufacturing industriesSchirmer, Howard, Jr.
Going global: A CEO's perspective. (chief executive officer)Engineering and manufacturing industriesRocco, Vincent A.
Guarding against litigation.Engineering and manufacturing industriesFrano, Andrew
Guiding principles for improving the construction industry.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKhachaturian, Narbey, Gnaedinger, John P.
Hard cases make bad law. (project safety)Engineering and manufacturing industriesPatterson, Carol J.
I don't believe in change just for the sake of change.Engineering and manufacturing industriesBates, Gary D.
It's project management, stupid! (solving management problems through effective project management)Engineering and manufacturing industriesWalesh, Stuart G.
Leadership development: you can never have too many leaders.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKrug, Jim
Learning on the jagged edge. (changes in construction management)Engineering and manufacturing industriesHayden, Bill, Jr.
Marketing engineering services.Engineering and manufacturing industriesBoldt, Oscar C.
Navigating a labyrinth of methods: determining equipment costs in construction contract disputes.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKallo, Gasan G.
Paid-when-paid clauses.Engineering and manufacturing industriesLazaruk, Kenneth H.
Partnering for performance. (includes related article)Engineering and manufacturing industriesNielsen, Duke
Procurement issues. (response to Delon Hampton, Journal of Management in Engineering, vol. 120, November-December 1993)Engineering and manufacturing industriesKuhn, Paul A.
Producing persuasive proposals.Engineering and manufacturing industriesVincler, James E., Vincler, Nancy Horlick
Promote people skills. (engineering industry)Engineering and manufacturing industriesKrug, Jim
Rules of thumb. (guidelines for managing engineers)Engineering and manufacturing industriesWhittaker, John, Gibson, Nancy
Selecting managers: how to avoid the Peter Principle.Engineering and manufacturing industriesGately, Robert F.
Technology development and sustainable construction.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMiyatake, Yasuyoshi
The construction manager as project integrator.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKluenker, Charles H.
The impacts of technology on engineering education.Engineering and manufacturing industriesFarr, John V.
Thinking ahead with forward pricing. (includes related article)Engineering and manufacturing industriesKasen, Brian E., Oblas, Victor C.
Training as a potential profit center. (Minnesota corporation Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc.)Engineering and manufacturing industriesO'Connell, Matt
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