John Tookey

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AUT University

New Zealand

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Professor John Tookey is a faculty member at AUT University in New Zealand. His research areas include supplier selection criteria, building information modeling (BIM), construction performance, and innovation in project procurement. Notable recent articles explore the relationship between environmental certification and BIM adoption, as well as risk factors influencing BIM in construction projects.

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Mani Poshdar

Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

NEW ZEALAND

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Ali GhaffarianHoseini

Lecturer

University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

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Articles (10)

EVOLVING TRENDS OF SUPPLIER SELECTION CRITERIA AND METHODS

Business Environment, CRM, and Sustainable Performance of Construction Industry in New Zealand: A Linear Regression Model

An empirical examination of Green Star certification uptake and its relationship with BIM adoption in New Zealand

Achieving construction innovation in best value procurement projects: New Zealand mega projects study

Knowledge visualisation for construction procurement decision-making: a process innovation

Creating a case for innovation acceleration in the New Zealand building industry

A rank order of determinants of construction organisations' performance in New Zealand

Dynamic Bayesian network modelling for predicting adaptability of time performance during time influencing factors disruptions in construction enterprise

Risk factors that influence adoption of Building Information Modelling (BIM) for refurbishment of complex building projects: stakeholders perceptions

Examining critical perspectives on Building Information Modelling (BIM) adoption in New Zealand

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Mani Poshdar

Ali GhaffarianHoseini

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