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Corporate Best Practices for Successful Productivity Improvement Programs

Corporate Best Practices for Successful Productivity Improvement Programs

Publication No
FR-340
Type
Printable assessment(s)
Publication Date
Dec 01, 2018
Pages
74
Research Team
RT-340
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Abstract
In the construction industry, productivity improvement is a critical aspect of successful project planning and execution. Specific productivity practices have demonstrated improvements at the activity, trade, and project levels; however, results have
Key Findings
Productivity practices are inconsistently used by varying organizations. This contributes to inconsistent implementation and results.

Data were gathered to assess sources of the inconsistent implementation across company portfolios. The lack of corporate ownership contributes to the challenges of consistent productivity practice use and implementation.

Actions are defined as measurable enterprise-level best practices of Corporate Productivity Programs to enable successful program management and implementation of productivity practices across company project portfolios.

Barriers exist across organization groups and departments as well as vertically in company hierarchies. This research identified key and common themes inhibiting success and aides companies with identification of program-specific Barriers.

The Implementation Framework of the Corporate Productivity Program is designed to enable a company to identify program strengths and weaknesses. These strengths and weaknesses consist of evaluated Actions that represent program-level best practices. In addition, likely barriers to program success are identified through relationships with weak Actions.

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Corporate Best Practices for Successful Productivity Improvement Programs
Keywords
Corporate program, Enterprise productivity, Productivity, Productivity program, Construction productivity, rt340