Project alliancing Vs project partnering : a case study of the Australian National Museum project
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2002
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Significant differences between project partnering and project alliancing occur in the selection process, management structure of the organisations undertaking the project and nature of risk and reward incentives. This paper helps clarify the nature of project alliancing and how alliance member organisations were selected for this case study. A core issue that differentiates between the two approaches is that in partnering, partners may reap rewards at the expense of other partners. In alliancing each alliance member places their profit margin and reward structure ÁÁat riskÂÂ. Thus in alliancing, the entire alliance entity either benefits together or not all. This fundamentally changes the motivation and dynamics of the relationship between alliance members. |
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Emerald Group Publishing Ltd. |
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DOI:10.1108/13598540210425830 Walker, D. H.T., Hampson, Keith D., & Peters, Renaye (2002) Project alliancing Vs project partnering : a case study of the Australian National Museum project. Supply Chain Management, 7(2), pp. 83-91. |
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Copyright 2002 MCB UP Limited |
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Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering; Sustainable Built Environment National Research Centre; School of Urban Development |
Palavras-Chave | #projects #alliances #partnering |
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Journal Article |