Key drivers of change and their implications for Construction Management in the next decade: an eclectic approach

Title: Key drivers of change and their implications for Construction Management in the next decade: an eclectic approach
Creator: Shakantu, Winston
Subject: Change
Subject: Construction industry
Subject: f-sa
Type: text
Type: Lectures
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10948/20912
Identifier: vital:29416
Description: I chose to look at ‘key drivers of change’ as change is the only constant in our lives; its winds keep blowing in perpetuity. Drivers of change are factors that induce or compel organisations to modify their actions in response to change. The drivers of change originate mainly in the macro-environment and in most cases in the micro-environment. As for why ‘implications for construction management research’ it is because of the four areas of responsibility for an academic, that is, Teaching, Research, Engagement and Administration, research informs all the four. Therefore, it seems to be the logical departure point for a professorial exposition.
Format: 12 pages
Publisher: Nelson Mandela University
Publisher: Faculty of Engineering, the Built Environment and Information technology
Language: English
Relation: Inaugural lectures
Relation: Inaugural lectures 2012
Rights: Nelson Mandela University

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