Our survey findings confirm that 11 factors influence information and communication\ud technology (ICT) diffusion for experienced ICT users. We offer a model that consists\ud of 4 groups of categories: management (M); individual (I); technology (T); and\ud environment (E). Our conclusions reinforce the importance of a coherent ICT\ud diffusion strategy and supportive environment. This requires substantial investment in\ud training and collegial learning support mechanisms. This paper provides an overview\ud of the work undertaken and an analysis of its implications for the construction\ud industry and we provide useful insights that a wide range of construction industry\ud professionals and contractors may find useful
The Australian construction industry is a fragmented and profoundly competitive industry with high\u...
The innovation diffusion and knowledge management literature strongly supports the importance of com...
The construction industry can be characterised as fragmented as a consequence of its project-based n...
Our survey findings confirm that 11 factors influence information and communication technology (ICT...
Our survey findings confirm that 11 factors influence information and communication technology (ICT)...
Emerging information and communication technology (ICT) introduces opportunities for improving commu...
The purpose of this study was to explore and identify factors affecting adoption and implementation ...
industry partners in Australia for participating in this study. Purpose: The purpose of this paper i...
Many practitioners and academics realise the importance of implementing information and communicatio...
Innovation diffusion at the implementation stage of a construction project: a case study of informat...
Construction organisations comprise geographically dispersed virtually-linked suborganisations\ud th...
This paper outlines the results of a survey conducted as a part of the CRC Construction Innovation r...
PURPOSE - The purpose of this paper is to report upon research undertaken on deployment of informati...
Interest in construction industry (CI) innovation, particularly in information communication technol...
The innovation diffusion and knowledge management literature strongly supports the importance of com...
The Australian construction industry is a fragmented and profoundly competitive industry with high\u...
The innovation diffusion and knowledge management literature strongly supports the importance of com...
The construction industry can be characterised as fragmented as a consequence of its project-based n...
Our survey findings confirm that 11 factors influence information and communication technology (ICT...
Our survey findings confirm that 11 factors influence information and communication technology (ICT)...
Emerging information and communication technology (ICT) introduces opportunities for improving commu...
The purpose of this study was to explore and identify factors affecting adoption and implementation ...
industry partners in Australia for participating in this study. Purpose: The purpose of this paper i...
Many practitioners and academics realise the importance of implementing information and communicatio...
Innovation diffusion at the implementation stage of a construction project: a case study of informat...
Construction organisations comprise geographically dispersed virtually-linked suborganisations\ud th...
This paper outlines the results of a survey conducted as a part of the CRC Construction Innovation r...
PURPOSE - The purpose of this paper is to report upon research undertaken on deployment of informati...
Interest in construction industry (CI) innovation, particularly in information communication technol...
The innovation diffusion and knowledge management literature strongly supports the importance of com...
The Australian construction industry is a fragmented and profoundly competitive industry with high\u...
The innovation diffusion and knowledge management literature strongly supports the importance of com...
The construction industry can be characterised as fragmented as a consequence of its project-based n...