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	Begin Well! - by Dr. O.P. Kharbanda (May 7, 2003) Getting a project off to a good start at the very beginning is the key to success down the road. Whether you are dealing with a small project or a mega-project as detailed here, start smart.

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	Knowledge Works and Project Control - by Sunil Sharma (January 28, 2003) Should we not attempt to measure progress in programming? That is not a practical solution. "Knowledge Works"--to use Peter Drucker's term--like computer programming, is harder to measure as compared to physical works. But we must measure and control them. Construction e-Project Management - by Sunil Sharma (July 1, 2002) Building and design traditionally has been a paper-based, materials-oriented industry, with very few firms taking advantage of web-based collaboration and management tools. The time for these innovations has come, and the industy could see huge benefits. A Virtual Project War Room - by Sunil Sharma (July 1, 2002) Time is money in your construction project. One way to save both is to set up a Virtual Project War Room as a way to get everyone on-site quickly without the hassle and expense of physical travel. Transit Spurs Development - by Gordon Wright (January 1, 2002) Everywhere you look, rail stations are a lure for commercial, government and residential projects. Learn how increased attention to urban design issues has made transit systems more integral to the surrounding neighborhoods. No Superfund Liability for Engineer - by ConstructionRisk.com (November 1, 2001) Contractors have argued all along that when they are working to clean up sites, they should be treated as part of the solution and not part of the problem. A recent court decision agrees. more articles