Towards a Model for Planning and Controlling ETO Design Projects
Bo Terje Kalsaas1, Knut E. Bonnier2 & Arne O. Ose3
1Professor, Dr.Ing, School of Business and Law, Department of working life and innovation, University of Agder, 4846 Grimstad, Norway, Mobile +4797082582, e-mail: [email protected]2Research Assistant, M.Sc. School of Business and Law, Department of working life and innovation, University of Agder, 4846 Grimstad, Norway, e-mail: [email protected]
3Research Assistant, M.Sc. School of Business and Law, Department of working life and innovation, University of Agder, 4846 Grimstad, Norway, e-mail: [email protected]
Abstract
In the modern engineering environment design projects have become increasingly complex; this calls for an updated perspective on how to plan and coordinate design projects. This paper describes the identified premise that will lay the foundation of the development of a model for planning and controlling such projects. The premise includes principles, requirements, and methods derived from theories around subjects, such as, production theory, lean and agile. The distinctiveness of the design process has been central when setting the premise for the model.
Keywords
Design, coordination, control, complexity, ETO, maturity levels, Agile, LPS
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Kalsaas, B. T. , Bonnier, K. E. & Ose, A. O. 2016. Towards a Model for Planning and Controlling ETO Design Projects, 24th Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction , -. doi.org/
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