Value. See also Hard value
, 15, 84, 97, 117, 188
in construction
, 194–196
graph
, 134
manager
, 174
methodology
, 36–37
perception in Northern Cyprus
, 84–85
production
, 14–15
system of construction project
, 7
techniques
, 64, 134
Value analysis (VA)
, 4, 36–37, 46, 56, 59, 96, 186
in Australia
, 33–34
Value engineering (VE)
, 5, 31–32, 36–38, 46, 64, 79–80, 110, 115–116, 138, 171, 186, 195–196, 211, 215, 217
Audit
, 48
in Australia
, 33–34
benefits to clients and delivery teams
, 212
BIM
, 215
comparison of features
, 212
competencies and knowledge
, 219–220
complexity of interconnected projects
, 225
facilities
, 220
lack of precision
, 221
lean construction
, 214–215
life cycle costing
, 214
metamorphosis of
, 111
potential problems
, 220
process
, 221–222
relationship to other project management activities
, 214
resources
, 217
risk management
, 214
similarities
, 213
specifics of situation
, 218–219
stakeholders
, 222
time
, 218, 220–221
in United States of America
, 116, 121, 123
Value Engineering Management Society of South Africa (VEMSSA)
, 178
Value Engineering Workshop
, 204
Value Engineering-General Terms and Work Program
, 96–97
Value management (VM)
, 3, 31, 33, 45–46, 110, 153, 155, 211, 215, 217
aims and objectives of
, 24
applications
, 23
applications in WSD
, 71
attributes of good facilitator
, 12
barriers to
, 26–27
benefits to clients and delivery teams
, 212
best performing particular function
, 25
BIM
, 215
in Canada
, 46–47
challenges to
, 118–119
characteristics of
, 23
in China
, 127–130, 132
client value systems
, 21
comparison of features
, 212
competencies and knowledge
, 219–220
complementary ways
, 19
complexity of interconnected projects
, 225
in construction industry
, 24
cost of project
, 24
in countries
, 6–7
criticisms of soft VM
, 17–18
duties of value managers
, 24
effective facilitation
, 11–12
elements
, 25
in England
, 109–110
evolving models of project management
, 14–15
exercise
, 50–51
facilitation skills and workshop techniques
, 223
facilitation techniques
, 223
facilities
, 220
in France
, 55–56
in Ghana
, 137–138
hard value management
, 15–16
historical genealogy of
, 56
in Hong Kong
, 67–68
ideas
, 223–224
illusions of rationality
, 21–22
integration of value management to project programme
, 204
lack of precision
, 221
large-scale VM programs
, 224
in late 1940s
, 4–5
lean construction
, 214–215
life cycle costing
, 214
in Malaysia
, 147–148
metaphors of
, 22–23
as methodological management style
, 20–21
methodology in Canada
, 51
nature of construction projects
, 25
in Nigeria
, 155–156
in Northern Cyprus
, 79–80
original design team
, 25–26
pluralism
, 19–20
post-study
, 11
post-workshop
, 11
potential problems
, 220
practice
, 211–212
pre-workshop phase
, 8–9
precision
, 85
principle
, 5
process
, 221–222
project value creation
, 15
relationship to other project management activities
, 214
resources
, 217, 225
risk management
, 214
risks with
, 24
in Saudi Arabia
, 167–168
in Scotland
, 95–96, 98
screening and prioritizing ideas
, 224
selection of facilitator
, 26
similarities
, 213
soft value management
, 16–17
South Africa
, 177–180
specifics of situation
, 218–219
Sri Lanka
, 185–186, 188–189
stage of
, 26
stakeholders
, 222
study requirements
, 12–13
team member
, 25
team structure
, 13
teamwork process
, 6
time
, 218, 220–221
time and cost incurred during
, 51
UAE
, 193, 204
in United States of America
, 115–116
value creation
, 20
value engineering
, 5
value system of construction project
, 7
VM study
, 7–11
workshop
, 9–11
workshops in Hong Kong
, 72–74
Value Management Change Proposal (VMCP)
, 48
Value Management Incentive Program
, 221
Value planning (VP)
, 36–37, 64–65, 186, 196–198
framework for integration of
, 198–200