His primary scientific interests are in Knowledge management, Project management triangle, Project charter, Process management and Extreme project management. His work focuses on many connections between Project management triangle and other disciplines, such as Construction management, that overlap with his field of interest in Basis of estimate and Industrial organization. His research in Project charter intersects with topics in Conceptual framework and Project governance.
His research investigates the connection between Process management and topics such as Operations management that intersect with problems in Top-down and bottom-up design, Systems integrator and Creative destruction. His Extreme project management research includes elements of Project stakeholder and Project sponsorship. His Project stakeholder research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Project risk management and Engineering management.
Knowledge management, Process management, Context, Engineering management and Project management are his primary areas of study. His Knowledge management study incorporates themes from Project risk management and Project management triangle. His Project charter and Extreme project management study are his primary interests in Project management triangle.
His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Process and Operations management. Graham Winch usually deals with Engineering management and limits it to topics linked to Construction management and Pre-construction services. His studies in Dynamic capabilities integrate themes in fields like Public sector and Empirical research.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Process management, Context, Project management, Public relations and Dynamic capabilities. Many of his studies on Process management involve topics that are commonly interrelated, such as Built environment. Context combines with fields such as Public service and Quality in his research.
His Project management study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Back office, Service and Public administration. His work carried out in the field of Public relations brings together such families of science as Public sector and Content analysis. Graham Winch has researched Dynamic capabilities in several fields, including Social infrastructure, Qualitative research, Transformational leadership and Project life cycle.
Graham Winch mainly investigates Process management, Context, Institutional complexity, Institutional theory and Working through. His studies deal with areas such as Quality and Built environment as well as Process management. Context is integrated with Project management, Transformation, Realisation, Frame and Body of knowledge in his research.
Many of his Institutional complexity research pursuits overlap with Economic system and Field.
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Managing Construction Projects
Graham M. Winch.
(2009)
Zephyrs of creative destruction: Understanding the management of innovation in construction
Graham Winch.
(1998)
The construction firm and the construction project: a transaction cost approach
Graham Winch.
(1989)
Governing the project process: a conceptual framework
Graham M. Winch.
(2001)
The Organization of Innovation Brokers: An International Review
Graham M. Winch;Roger Courtney.
(2007)
MANAGING THE KNOWLEDGE-BASED ORGANIZATION: THE CASE OF ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE
Graham Winch;Eric Schneider.
(1993)
Models of manufacturing and the construction process: the genesis of re-engineering construction
Graham M. Winch.
(2003)
Managing Construction Projects: An Information Processing Approach
Graham M Winch.
(2002)
Three domains of project organising
Graham M. Winch.
(2014)
How innovative is construction? Comparing aggregated data on construction innovation and other sectors – a case of apples and pears
Graham M. Winch.
(2003)
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