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  • Net Gain in Construction
  • Written by author Edward Finch
  • Published by Taylor & Francis, Inc., 7/28/2000
  • Managers in the design and construction industry are increasingly aware of the need for interoperability - the capacity to exchange information with other organisations in a seamless manner. New technology can provide many tools to aid interoperability, b
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Preface vii
Acknowledgements ix
List of figures x
Chapter 1 Creating a learning organization in construction 1
Questions addressed in this chapter 1
Knowledge and communication 1
Learning organizations in construction 2
Information in construction 2
Construction under pressure 4
The Internet-enabled learning organization 7
Primacy of the whole 8
The community nature of individuals 9
Creative power of language 10
Four functions of the mind 11
A roadmap 12
Key points from this chapter 14
Chapter 2 Creating a virtual value chain 15
Questions addressed in this chapter 15
Marketplace and marketspace 15
Virtual value chain 16
Three stages of virtual value adding 18
New economics of information 19
From physical to information resources 19
Transformation of the economics of information 20
Zero-sum game 23
Internet strategy and fit 24
Key points from this chapter 27
Chapter 3 Creating visibility 28
Questions addressed in this chapter 28
Visibility and the learning organization 29
Static and dynamic information 29
Bechtel Corporation 31
Document-driven knowledge systems 34
Who needs machine interpretation? 35
Birth of markup languages 36
Web-based markup 37
Arrival of XML 37
Overcoming information overload 39
Key points from this chapter 40
Chapter 4 Creating new services 41
Questions addressed in this chapter 41
Mirroring capabilities 41
Internet-enabled design 42
Internet-enabled CAD 43
CAD browsers 46
Existing CAD browsers 46
Internet aware CAD data 47
Shortcomings of CAD 48
Object modelling 49
Creating the industrial virtual enterprise 53
Interoperability 57
Replacing face-to-face interaction in design and construction 57
Understanding face-to-face communication 58
Nonverbal communication 60
Technical trade-offs 61
Internet-based real-time video 62
Video-as-data 63
Video for connection 63
Reality of mirroring the face-to-face experience 64
Taywood Engineering 64
Key points from this chapter 67
Chapter 5 Creating customer communities 68
Questions addressed in this chapter 68
Introduction 68
Hans Haenlein Architects 69
Power of the on-line community 73
Examples of on-line discussions 74
The future of on-line communities 78
Key points from this chapter 82
Chapter 6 Creating trust 83
Questions addressed in this chapter 83
Introduction 83
Transaction costs and opportunism 84
Trust and virtuality 84
Security and the Internet 85
Dimensions of electronic security 87
Encryption concepts 88
Firewalls 90
Firewall policies 93
Virtual private networks 94
Partnering and trust 94
Benefits of trust 97
Key points from this chapter 97
Chapter 7 Creating trade 99
Questions addressed in this chapter 99
Dodo strategy 99
Broad view of e-commerce 100
Stages of the buying process 101
Electronic data interchange in construction 102
Plug-and-play organizations using XML 104
Software agents 106
Identifying e-commerce applications 111
Extranets 113
Two types of extranet 113
Summary 115
Key points from this chapter 116
Chapter 8 Creating an Internet architecture 117
Questions addressed in this chapter 117
What is the problem? 117
What are the options? 118
What is aecXML? 120
Types of information encompassed in aecXML 122
AecXML schema and emerging XML capabilities 123
Elements in the aecXML specification 126
Demise of the document 128
From paperless to documentless 129
Designing an XML-based information management system 131
Content repository 134
Key points from this chapter 137
Chapter 9 Creating an Internet system specification 138
Questions addressed in this chapter 138
Importance of planning 138
Stages involved 140
Stage 1 Organizing 141
Stage 2 Baseline views 143
Stage 3 Target definition 146
Key points from this chapter 148
Chapter 10 Creating the future 149
Questions addressed in this chapter 149
Introduction 149
Document driven or people driven? 150
What next? 153
How ready is your business? 154
Deep learning 155
People make businesses 156
Directory of expertise--Internet in construction 157
Glossary 162
References 176
Index 179


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