Cordless seal of approval for the Public Sector with Perfect Circle Partnership. Cordless is delighted have been awarded partner status from Perfect Circle as a supplier of IT, AV and Smart Building consultancy to the Public Sector community. 👫 The need for greater efficiencies and workplace collaboration in the Public Sector is at an all-time high. Projects must deliver social, economic and environmental value, delivering the best environments for people to thrive. 🏗 Forward thinking workplace design makes best use of data to create demand led spaces that foster collaboration, diversity and inclusivity. 💡 Perfect Circle is built on a framework offering a rapid route for organisations to procure expert services across construction, property, asset management and business consultancy. 🤝 Cordless Consultants is now part of an endorsed and extensive Public Sector network of suppliers in projects for infrastructure, built and natural environments, strategic advisory, consultancy, professional and technical services. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3WXxNMQ
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I have been lucky enough to work with real pathfinders in the development of alliance and #collaborative contracting over many years - implementing these approaches across major programmes of work to great effect. With the continuing and growing need to deliver social and economic infrastructure reliably, cost effectively, and safely, setting programmes up for success is essential. I have authored a piece with Building Magazine reflecting on this and the need for procurers and wider industry to embrace collaborative and alliance contracting to drive great outcomes. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eF63Ai5S AtkinsRéalis
Collaboration in construction: a necessary evolution, not an option
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Strong relationships are the foundation of any successful construction project. In an industry that relies heavily on collaboration and teamwork, it is essential to establish strong connections with all parties involved. Whether it be clients, contractors, subcontractors, or suppliers, building and maintaining strong relationships can make all the difference in the outcome of a project. One of the main reasons why strong relationships are crucial in construction is because they foster effective communication. When there is open and transparent communication between all parties, it leads to better decision-making and problem-solving. This ultimately results in a more efficient and successful project completion. Having a good relationship with clients is particularly important in construction. Clients are the driving force behind every project, and their satisfaction should be at the forefront of every decision made. Building trust with clients through open communication and meeting their needs and expectations can lead to repeat business and positive referrals. Furthermore, strong relationships also contribute to a smoother workflow on construction sites. When there is mutual respect between team members and trust has been established, there is less conflict or delays due to misunderstandings or lack of cooperation. This results in projects being completed on time and within budget. In addition to improving overall project outcomes, strong relationships can also have long-lasting benefits for companies in the construction industry. By consistently delivering high-quality work while maintaining positive relationships with clients, contractors can build a reputable brand that attracts new business opportunities. Word-of-mouth recommendations from satisfied clients can also be incredibly valuable for securing future projects. Moreover, having strong relationships within the supply chain can greatly benefit a contractor’s efficiency as well as their bottom line. Collaborating closely with suppliers allows for quicker access to materials or equipment when needed, reducing downtime on-site. It also provides an opportunity for contractors to negotiate better deals by leveraging long-standing partnerships. Building strong relationships in construction goes beyond just completing one project successfully; it sets up companies for continued success in the future by fostering effective communication, improving workflow, and building a reputable brand. By prioritizing client satisfaction and cultivating strong connections with all parties involved, contractors can ensure the success of their projects and pave the way for future growth and opportunities. #dfwconstruction #dfwrealestate #southlaketx #guaranteedenterprises Andrew Krush Omar Orellana
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How is Australia's litigious culture impacting construction productivity? And what can we do about it? When Managing Principal, Louise Duffy, sat down to chat with Marie Gales, TSA Riley's QLD Transport Lead, the conversation quickly turned to Australia's litigious culture and its impact on construction productivity. Marie, who moved to Australia 16 years ago, offered a unique perspective: "For me, coming here, the culture is very blame-oriented, which links into this litigious nature. That's what's holding back improvements in productivity." Lou and Marie realised they'd both identified a common issue: the knee-jerk reaction of pointing fingers and a culture of seeking variations and claims whenever challenges arise on a construction project. This blame mentality- something they’d both repeatedly witnessed - stifles cooperation and efficiency, even in collaborative contracting models meant to promote teamwork. Their conversation uncovered key insights into why our industry struggles and what should be done about it: 🔨 The blame game: In construction, there's a tendency to assign blame rather than focus on solutions. This blame, or ‘position-defending’ culture, hampers productivity. 🔨 Litigious contracts: Surprisingly, Australia outpaces the US in litigious construction contracts. This mindset undermines genuine collaboration, as companies prioritise protecting profits over working together effectively. 🔨 Profit vs. project: Regardless of contract model, behaviours often prioritise profit protection over project success. Shifting towards transparent, open-book contracts could encourage a focus on shared success rather than individual gains. 🔨 Client leadership: Clients play a crucial role in fostering trust and open communication. By prioritising project outcomes over profits, they can set the stage for more collaborative and successful projects. 🔨 Behavioural shift: Ultimately, the issue lies not in contract types but in the behaviours they promote. True collaboration hinges on trust, honesty, and mutual benefit. The solution, according to Lou and Marie, is for the industry to shift its focus to collaborative behaviours. Clients must lead this change, while contractors should embrace a more project-centric mindset. By prioritising trust and project success, the construction industry can overcome its behaviours which fuel litigious tendencies and achieve significant advancements in productivity. #TSARiley #AUSConstruction #CollaborativeContracting #IndustryInsights #ProductivityImprovements #ConstructionIndustry #TransformativeImpact #BuildingBetter
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Contracts are important, but behaviours are more important. My measure of success is the contract being left in the bottom drawer.
How is Australia's litigious culture impacting construction productivity? And what can we do about it? When Managing Principal, Louise Duffy, sat down to chat with Marie Gales, TSA Riley's QLD Transport Lead, the conversation quickly turned to Australia's litigious culture and its impact on construction productivity. Marie, who moved to Australia 16 years ago, offered a unique perspective: "For me, coming here, the culture is very blame-oriented, which links into this litigious nature. That's what's holding back improvements in productivity." Lou and Marie realised they'd both identified a common issue: the knee-jerk reaction of pointing fingers and a culture of seeking variations and claims whenever challenges arise on a construction project. This blame mentality- something they’d both repeatedly witnessed - stifles cooperation and efficiency, even in collaborative contracting models meant to promote teamwork. Their conversation uncovered key insights into why our industry struggles and what should be done about it: 🔨 The blame game: In construction, there's a tendency to assign blame rather than focus on solutions. This blame, or ‘position-defending’ culture, hampers productivity. 🔨 Litigious contracts: Surprisingly, Australia outpaces the US in litigious construction contracts. This mindset undermines genuine collaboration, as companies prioritise protecting profits over working together effectively. 🔨 Profit vs. project: Regardless of contract model, behaviours often prioritise profit protection over project success. Shifting towards transparent, open-book contracts could encourage a focus on shared success rather than individual gains. 🔨 Client leadership: Clients play a crucial role in fostering trust and open communication. By prioritising project outcomes over profits, they can set the stage for more collaborative and successful projects. 🔨 Behavioural shift: Ultimately, the issue lies not in contract types but in the behaviours they promote. True collaboration hinges on trust, honesty, and mutual benefit. The solution, according to Lou and Marie, is for the industry to shift its focus to collaborative behaviours. Clients must lead this change, while contractors should embrace a more project-centric mindset. By prioritising trust and project success, the construction industry can overcome its behaviours which fuel litigious tendencies and achieve significant advancements in productivity. #TSARiley #AUSConstruction #CollaborativeContracting #IndustryInsights #ProductivityImprovements #ConstructionIndustry #TransformativeImpact #BuildingBetter
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D2 Launches facilities management division with BigChange
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1moExcellent news, congratulations. We are looking forward to benefiting from your expertise and insight on #TeamSCAPE projects.