Improving the time and cost performance of construction and planning projects

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McCallum, William B.

Subject

South Carolina Budget and Control Board, General Services Division, Construction and Planning Unit; Public works--South Carolina--Costs

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The objectives of this study are to: Analyze, understand and develop tools to better manage the overall workload of the Construction & Planning Unit. -- Determine the historical project management cost as a predictor and benchmark for future costs -- Analyze, understand and develop tools to better distribute the work of the unit across its project managers -- Determine the historical duration of projects as a predictor and benchmark of future time performance.

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http://hdl.handle.net/10827/6452

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2008-02-18

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Date Accessioned	2012-04-12T18:24:31Z
Date Available	2012-04-12T18:24:31Z
dc.description	The objectives of this study are to: Analyze, understand and develop tools to better manage the overall workload of the Construction & Planning Unit. -- Determine the historical project management cost as a predictor and benchmark for future costs -- Analyze, understand and develop tools to better distribute the work of the unit across its project managers -- Determine the historical duration of projects as a predictor and benchmark of future time performance.
Media Type	Document
Item Language	English
Publisher	South Carolina State Library
Digital Collection	South Carolina State Documents Depository
Rights	Copyright status undetermined. For more information contact, South Carolina State Library, 1500 Senate Street, Columbia, South Carolina 29201.
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