New Issue & Call for Abstracts!
We are pleased to announce the release of Volume 12, Issue 2 (November 2020) of the CIB W117 Journal!
Dr. Dean encourages all visionaries and people seeking to add value to publish their papers in the journal. All papers published in the journal are immediately transferred to ResearchGate.net, an open platform for sharing publications. Dr. Dean’s tracking of reads on the journal papers on Research Gate have shown an increase of 900% since June 2017 when we started posting papers on the platform.
Dr. Dean highly encourages all researchers and industry experts to publish papers on their impact on the industry. In the age of information systems and the internet, the proliferation of the BVA requires simple research proposals, tests, documentation, and speed to the marketplace. The CIB W117 working commission is the most successful in the CIB [10 years, $17.6M research funding, 64 licenses (the most licensed university developed technology in purchasing, project management, risk management) 360+ publications, 2,000+ research tests delivering $6.6B of services in 10 countries].
Please submit any original research pertaining, but not limited, to the following:
| Supply chain Best Practices Change management Efficiency Performance metrics Project management | Value-based Procurement Organizational management Risk management Delivery of projects Education & training |
The journal is open access, with all current and previous issues distributed online. We encourage anyone to register online to submit or be a reviewer for our journal.
Abstracts must be submitted according to the following schedule:
| Deadline to Submit: | January 31, 2021 |
| Full Papers Due: | March 1, 2021 |
| Final Issue Release: | April 15, 2021 |
All submissions can be made directly to [email protected].
Regards,
Nguyen Le, PhD
Publications Lead | International Council For Research and Innovation in Building and Construction http://cibw117.org/
About
The future of the delivery of construction and other services is in the minimization of human cognitive process [thinking and decision making in the absence of information]. The future lies in the efficient and effective use of information. We encourage researchers with simple innovative concepts utilizing information to submit their work to the journal. The journal is attempting to proliferate the approach of utilizing simple concepts in the bringing of change and impact in the delivery of services.
The journal seeks to be a source for documented performance information and to serve as a guidepost for lessons learned, best practices, the proliferation of performance based value models in the international built environment, as well as improving the delivery of services, including education. The JAPIV seeks to engage researchers and practitioners alike.
The journal is open access, with all current and previous issues distributed online. We encourage anyone to email us at [email protected] if they want to be a reviewer for our journal who supports and works towards our goals.
