quality the simple way: quality management has been beset by teething troubles, but these days creating a simple and cost-effective system for your office is much easier

Article Abstract:

Quality management was seen as the way to make more efficient and cost effective organisations, but many organisations are reluctant to get involved in extra paperwork. The construction industry has only recently taken a serious interest in quality management and many organisation have developed their own management systems. The main problems experienced were finding a suitable system which was also simple, user-friendly and concise. Systems used to take months to develop but with new models created especially for designers a system could be drafted in as little as 10 days.

Management services, Management Support Services, Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services, Methods, Total quality management

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Look back to an age of slaughter to see how much has changed

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The anticipated rate of reconstruction of infrastructure in Iraq is very slow. The changes brought in the perception of the war in the last decades of 20th century in Iraq are discussed.

Iraq, Infrastructure (Economics), Economic aspects, Influence, Wars, War

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Want a much easier tactix than wielding an injunction? Try war

Article Abstract:

Injunctions or court orders in construction law are rare.

Research, Interpretation and construction, Construction law, Injunctions

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