Australian construction industry KPIs
The Australian Construction Industry Forum (which is a peak industry association) and the Australian Procurement and Construction Council (which is a peak government organisation) have jointly agreed on a set of KPIs for the Australian Construction Industry. The goal of such a process is to work col...
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| author | Furneaux, C. Hampson, Keith D. Scuderi, P. Kajewski, S. |
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| description | The Australian Construction Industry Forum (which is a peak industry association) and the Australian Procurement and Construction Council (which is a peak government organisation) have jointly agreed on a set of KPIs for the Australian Construction Industry. The goal of such a process is to work collaboratively in order to lift industry performance overall, and thereby bring about economic and social benefits to the industry and broader community. This paper seeks to underpin the process of KPI measurement by providing: an overview of international approaches to KPI measurement, summary of difficulties identified in performance measurement together with possible responses to these problems, and finally a discussion on the various methods for reporting KPIs. A number of findings throughout the paper, based on the review, made in order to advance the goal of performance measurement in the construction industry in Australia. Such findings would be relevant to other countries considering a KPI measurement process as well. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-246742023-01-13T07:56:31Z Australian construction industry KPIs Furneaux, C. Hampson, Keith D. Scuderi, P. Kajewski, S. Peter Barrett Dilanthi Amaratunga Richard Haigh Kaushai Keraminlyage Chaminda Pathirage The Australian Construction Industry Forum (which is a peak industry association) and the Australian Procurement and Construction Council (which is a peak government organisation) have jointly agreed on a set of KPIs for the Australian Construction Industry. The goal of such a process is to work collaboratively in order to lift industry performance overall, and thereby bring about economic and social benefits to the industry and broader community. This paper seeks to underpin the process of KPI measurement by providing: an overview of international approaches to KPI measurement, summary of difficulties identified in performance measurement together with possible responses to these problems, and finally a discussion on the various methods for reporting KPIs. A number of findings throughout the paper, based on the review, made in order to advance the goal of performance measurement in the construction industry in Australia. Such findings would be relevant to other countries considering a KPI measurement process as well. 2010 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/24674 CIB restricted |
| spellingShingle | Furneaux, C. Hampson, Keith D. Scuderi, P. Kajewski, S. Australian construction industry KPIs |
| title | Australian construction industry KPIs |
| title_full | Australian construction industry KPIs |
| title_fullStr | Australian construction industry KPIs |
| title_full_unstemmed | Australian construction industry KPIs |
| title_short | Australian construction industry KPIs |
| title_sort | australian construction industry kpis |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/24674 |