Integration, segmentalism and the maintenance of quality management systems in the construction industry: Segmentalist and integrative concepts are explored using two construction case studies. The importance of the application of the non-technical approach is emphasized

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Main Authors:	Pheng, L.S., Omar, H.F.
Other Authors:	SCHOOL OF BUILDING & REAL ESTATE
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Published:	2013
Subjects:	Change and innovation Construction Effective maintenance Human factors Integration ISO 9000 Quality management systems Segmentalism Singapore
Online Access:	http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/46448
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-464482024-11-10T12:24:43Z Integration, segmentalism and the maintenance of quality management systems in the construction industry: Segmentalist and integrative concepts are explored using two construction case studies. The importance of the application of the non-technical approach is emphasized Pheng, L.S. Omar, H.F. SCHOOL OF BUILDING & REAL ESTATE Change and innovation Construction Effective maintenance Human factors Integration ISO 9000 Quality management systems Segmentalism Singapore Building Research and Information 25 1 36-49 BREIE 2013-10-16T02:02:05Z 2013-10-16T02:02:05Z 1997 Article Pheng, L.S.,Omar, H.F. (1997). Integration, segmentalism and the maintenance of quality management systems in the construction industry: Segmentalist and integrative concepts are explored using two construction case studies. The importance of the application of the non-technical approach is emphasized. Building Research and Information 25 (1) : 36-49. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. 09613218 http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/46448 NOT_IN_WOS Scopus
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spellingShingle	Change and innovation Construction Effective maintenance Human factors Integration ISO 9000 Quality management systems Segmentalism Singapore Pheng, L.S. Omar, H.F. Integration, segmentalism and the maintenance of quality management systems in the construction industry: Segmentalist and integrative concepts are explored using two construction case studies. The importance of the application of the non-technical approach is emphasized
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title	Integration, segmentalism and the maintenance of quality management systems in the construction industry: Segmentalist and integrative concepts are explored using two construction case studies. The importance of the application of the non-technical approach is emphasized
title_short	Integration, segmentalism and the maintenance of quality management systems in the construction industry: Segmentalist and integrative concepts are explored using two construction case studies. The importance of the application of the non-technical approach is emphasized
title_full	Integration, segmentalism and the maintenance of quality management systems in the construction industry: Segmentalist and integrative concepts are explored using two construction case studies. The importance of the application of the non-technical approach is emphasized
title_fullStr	Integration, segmentalism and the maintenance of quality management systems in the construction industry: Segmentalist and integrative concepts are explored using two construction case studies. The importance of the application of the non-technical approach is emphasized
title_full_unstemmed	Integration, segmentalism and the maintenance of quality management systems in the construction industry: Segmentalist and integrative concepts are explored using two construction case studies. The importance of the application of the non-technical approach is emphasized
title_sort	integration, segmentalism and the maintenance of quality management systems in the construction industry: segmentalist and integrative concepts are explored using two construction case studies. the importance of the application of the non-technical approach is emphasized
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Integration, segmentalism and the maintenance of quality management systems in the construction industry: Segmentalist and integrative concepts are explored using two construction case studies. The importance of the application of the non-technical approach is emphasized

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