Location-based management system now and in the future

In location-based planning, locations are used as the basic unit of planning and control. The goal is to have trades flow through locations continuously, without breaks. The benefits of continuous work include increased learning effects, increased productivity, clear directions to crew members and a...

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Published inLean Construction pp. 276 - 300
Main Author Seppänen, Olli
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Routledge 2020
Taylor & Francis
Edition1
Subjects
Civil Engineering & Construction Materials
General References
Flowline Diagram
CPM
Schedule Optimisation
PPC
DPR
Workable Backlog
Actual Resource Consumption
Takt Time
CPM Schedule
LBS
Location Lag
Constraint Removal
Production Control Approach
Language Action Perspective
BIM
Constraint Screening
Production Control
Phase Scheduling
Time Buffers
LCI
Thermostat Model
Weekly Production Planning
Actual Production Rates
Real Time Production Control
LBMS
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ISBN9780367196554
0367196557
DOI10.1201/9780429203732-14

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Table of Contents:
  • 14.1 Introduction 14.2 A Short History of Location-Based Planning 14.3 Location-Based Planning System 14.4 Location-Based Controlling System 14.5 Location-Based Controlling Process Based on the Combination of LBMS and LPS 14.6 Limitations and Implementation Issues 14.7 Future Research Directions 14.8 Conclusion References