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Drivers And Barriers Of Using Intrenet Of Things For Successful Lean Implementation In Construction Projects In Sri Lanka

Sandagomika, NMGH; Sandanayake, YG; Ekanayake, BJ [Article-Full-text]

With the rising impact of technological advancements within all sectors, there is an increase in interest among construction industry practitioners to integrate novel technologies collaborated with concepts. Lean is one ...
Enabling lean through human capacity building: an investigation of small and medium contractors

Ranadewa, KATO; Sandanayake, YG; Siriwardena, M [Article-Full-text]

Purpose: This paper investigates the lean enabling human capacities and develops a framework integrating individual, organisational and environmental level strategies to build human capacities for successful lean implementation ...
Lean enabling human capacity bilding of small and medium contractors in Sri Lanka

Ranadewa, KATO; Sandanayake, YG; Siriwardena, ML [Conference-Full-text]

Lean construction is still at the premature stage of the small and medium contractors (SMCs) in Sri Lanka. Lack of focus on human capacities required to implement lean has hindered its implementation. Thus, human capacity ...
Lean iceberg model for post disaster reconstruction projects

Eranga, BAI; Ranadew, KATO; Rathnasinghe, AP; Rajini, PAD [Conference-Full-text]

Post Disaster Reconstruction (PDR) projects are currently facing many issues. The highly demanding construction process of PDR projects that involves a number of different and well-coordinated courses of action can be ...
Project and production management Intersection: Life-Cycle analysis of on-site and off-site construction

Kenley, R; Harfield, T; Pirzadeh, P [Conference-Full-text]

The purpose of this paper is to provide an argument for moving beyond calls for increased construction industry productivity based on the perceived differences between construction projects and manufacture production. ...
Resilience To Covid-19 Through Lean Construction

Parameswaran, A; Ranadewa, KATO [Article-Full-text]

COVID-19 pandemic has been an alarming issue from the beginning of 2020 and is a significant disaster that affects each industry. In dealing with the consequences of the pandemic, the construction industry confronts several ...

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