Why LEAN Construction Matters

The answer to why lean construction matter includes…

Owner experience, qualifications, and capability
Magnitude, form, function and complexity of facilities/built environment repair, renovation, maintenance, and new construction
Establishing the project timelines
Fast-tracking priority requirements
True financial visibility and transparency
Measurably improving financial, environmental, and quality outcomes as well as overall satisfaction for participants and stakeholders

Improving Construction Planning, Procurement, and Project Delivery

INTRODUCTION Significant improvement across the AECOO sector (architecture, engineering, construction, operation, owner) requires an understanding of the critical parameters. Improving construction planning, […]

Implementing LEAN Construction

INTRODUCTION – Discussions about and implementing LEAN construction require consideration of a holistic approach involving multiple phases… Planning, Procurement, and Project Delivery, […]

Solving the Construction Riddle

Increasing repair, renovation, and construction productivity begins with maximizing knowledge, understanding, communication, and collaboration. Standardized terms, definitions, and task descriptions with an […]

Innovative LEAN Construction Tools

An innovative, yet proven method of construction services planning, procurement, and project delivery is gaining traction with owners who require consistent quality […]

LEAN Construction isn’t a Project

LEAN construction isn’t a project, but a program. Assuring the availability of current, actionable, transparent, and adequately communicated information… in support of […]

Any discussion of construction change order best management practices would be incomplete without the following: Defining a construction change order, Noting the […]

LEAN construction cost estimating

Introduction – LEAN construction cost estimating, planning,  procurement, and project delivery, drives optimal performance for the numerous repair, renovation, maintenance, sustainability, and […]

Creating a Culture of Collaboration is the Key to Better OutcomesWhen a real property owner displays leadership and adopts a more open, collaborative model by assuring early information […]

LEAN Adaptive Construction Drives Significantly Improved Outcomes

LEAN Adaptive Construction Drives Significantly Improved Outcomes.    LEAN construction delivery methods are process-centric solutions proven to consistently deliver quality repair, renovation, […]

The LEAN Construction Core

The LEAN Construction Core resides in enhanced communication, required collaboration, transparency, and a common data environment. The OpenJOC(TM) LEAN Job Order Contracting […]

Improve Facilities Repair & Renovation Success Today!

Any organization can  Improve Facilities Repair & Renovation Success Today.    All the tools, training, information, processes, and support are available to ANY […]

LEAN Construction Matters

Why LEAN Construction Matters LEAN Construction isn’t just another construction delivery method, it should be the ONLY construction delivery process used… LEAN […]

LEAN School Maintenance Operations Construction

LEAN School Maintenance Operations Construction is easily attainable with capable leadership and the implementation of best management practices. Whether you are head […]

Rethink, Reshape, Rewrite AECOO

The only proven way to improve construction and facilities management outcomes to RETHINK,, RESHAPE, REWRITE AECOO. Rethink how Architecture, Engineering, Construction, Owners, […]

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Construction Project Management

Construction Project Management activities, adequately supported by LEAN construction processes (JOC, IPD,PPP), a common data environment(CDE), and technologies such as the Cloud […]

Why Some Job Order Contracts Fail

Even a JOC Plan Can Go Wrong Facility managers and real property owners struggle with their numerous and ongoing renovation, repair, sustainability maintenance, and […]

Best Value Construction Procurement

Life-cycle reduction of environmental and economic costs associated with the built environment is not “rocket science”.   Proven methodologies and tools have existed […]