Governments seek to achieve better Value for Money (VfM) through their investments in infrastructure projects. This may include social, economic and environmental benefits that can be achieved through these types of projects. Today, governments are trying to utilize a number of different strategies to achieve better outcomes. Promoting innovation and new ideas is one strategy that is gaining popularity in today’s economic environment. There is a significant amount of anecdotal information that suggests that innovation is the underpinning driver that leads to enhanced outcomes across different kinds of projects. The importance of infrastructure in economic development is acknowledged through resea...
Over the past few years there has been rapidly growing interest in developing a more robust, interna...
This paper discusses how innovation can be a key factor in the successful delivery of large-scale in...
Introduction NICTA thanks the Productivity Commission for the opportunity to submit a response to t...
Every country is facing an enormous challenge in meeting the requirements of the growing population ...
The productive capacity of Australia’s economy in the future will be driven by both human and physic...
More investment in infrastructure is required to ensure the needs of a growing Australian population...
Strategic infrastructure investment is a key enabler of economic development and the future growth o...
The delivery of infrastructure projects in almost all cases is impacted by critical issues of budget...
This publication is the first of Infrastructure Australia’s Reform Series. It provides guidance to g...
Public Private Partnerships (PPP's) are becoming an increasingly popular method for procurement...
© 2017 Dr. Soroush MaghsoudiInnovation is at the heart of today’s competitive economy. The infrastru...
In 2009 the Australian Federal and State governments are expected to have spent some AU$30 billion p...
PROJECT BRIEF\ud Information provided by the Built Environment Industry Innovation Council as backgr...
This paper discusses a current research project building new understandings and knowledge relevant t...
Construction product innovation can exert a positive influence on project and industry performance. ...
Over the past few years there has been rapidly growing interest in developing a more robust, interna...
This paper discusses how innovation can be a key factor in the successful delivery of large-scale in...
Introduction NICTA thanks the Productivity Commission for the opportunity to submit a response to t...
Every country is facing an enormous challenge in meeting the requirements of the growing population ...
The productive capacity of Australia’s economy in the future will be driven by both human and physic...
More investment in infrastructure is required to ensure the needs of a growing Australian population...
Strategic infrastructure investment is a key enabler of economic development and the future growth o...
The delivery of infrastructure projects in almost all cases is impacted by critical issues of budget...
This publication is the first of Infrastructure Australia’s Reform Series. It provides guidance to g...
Public Private Partnerships (PPP's) are becoming an increasingly popular method for procurement...
© 2017 Dr. Soroush MaghsoudiInnovation is at the heart of today’s competitive economy. The infrastru...
In 2009 the Australian Federal and State governments are expected to have spent some AU$30 billion p...
PROJECT BRIEF\ud Information provided by the Built Environment Industry Innovation Council as backgr...
This paper discusses a current research project building new understandings and knowledge relevant t...
Construction product innovation can exert a positive influence on project and industry performance. ...
Over the past few years there has been rapidly growing interest in developing a more robust, interna...
This paper discusses how innovation can be a key factor in the successful delivery of large-scale in...
Introduction NICTA thanks the Productivity Commission for the opportunity to submit a response to t...