His primary areas of investigation include Operations management, Operations research, Data collection, Construction management and Project management. His research investigates the connection with Operations management and areas like Schedule which intersect with concerns in Pre-construction services and Surety. His studies deal with areas such as Expert system, Computer Applications, Operating cash flow, Project manager and Payment as well as Operations research.
As a member of one scientific family, Jeffrey S. Russell mostly works in the field of Project manager, focusing on Senior management and, on occasion, Quality and Process. His Construction management research incorporates elements of Business failure, Risk analysis and Transport engineering. The various areas that Jeffrey S. Russell examines in his Project management study include Information management, Contract management, Program evaluation and Continuous assessment.
Jeffrey S. Russell spends much of his time researching Construction engineering, Construction management, Project management, Operations management and Process. His research on Construction engineering frequently connects to adjacent areas such as Transport engineering. Construction management connects with themes related to Systems engineering in his study.
His Project management research incorporates elements of Maintainability, Constructability, Engineering management and Process management.
His main research concerns Project management, Process management, Project manager, Operations management and Appendix. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Payment, Negotiation, Performance measurement, Scheduling and Order. His Order research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Construction engineering and Operations research.
His Project manager study deals with Engineering management intersecting with Data-driven, Project portfolio management and Knowledge management. His work carried out in the field of Operations management brings together such families of science as Closure, Construction management and Audit. His research in Construction management intersects with topics in Supervisor, Component and Human resource management.
Jeffrey S. Russell mostly deals with Project manager, Professional development, Operations management, Process management and Engineering education. His studies in Project manager integrate themes in fields like Engineering management, Data-driven, Functional manager, Key and Organizational culture. His Operations management study combines topics in areas such as Experiential learning, Unexpected events and Agile software development.
The Process management study combines topics in areas such as Quantitative risk management, Project planning, Rolling Wave planning, Plan and Process. The concepts of his Engineering education study are interwoven with issues in Aquatic and environmental engineering, Engineering ethics, Project success, Environmental engineering law and Civil engineering. His work in Component covers topics such as Project management which are related to areas like Supervisor.
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Strategies for Achieving Excellence in Construction Safety Performance
Edward J. Jaselskis;Stuart D. Anderson;Jeffrey S. Russell.
(1996)
DECISION CRITERIA IN CONTRACTOR PREQUALIFICATION
Jeffrey S. Russell;Miroslaw J. Skibniewski.
(1988)
A model specification for FRP composites for civil engineering structures
Lawrence C Bank;T.Russell Gentry;Benjamin P Thompson;Jeffrey S Russell.
(2003)
Construction and cost analysis of an FRP reinforced concrete bridge deck
Adam C. Berg;Lawrence C. Bank;Michael G. Oliva;Jeffrey S. Russell.
(2006)
Impact of change orders on labor efficiency for electrical construction
Awad S. Hanna;Jeffrey S. Russell;Erik V. Nordheim;Matthew J. Bruggink.
(1999)
Information technology (IT) and integration in the construction industry
Irtishad U. Ahmad;Jeffrey S. Russell;Azza Abou-Zeid.
(1995)
Contractor prequalification data for construction owners
Jeffrey S. Russell;Donn E. Hancher;Miroslaw J. Skibniewski.
(1992)
Cash Flow Forecasting Model for General Contractors Using Moving Weights of Cost Categories
Hyung K. Park;Hyung K. Park;Seung H. Han;Seung H. Han;Jeffrey S. Russell;Jeffrey S. Russell.
(2005)
Qualifier‐2: Knowledge‐Based System for Contractor Prequalification
Jeffrey S. Russell;Miroslaw J. Skibniewski;David R. Cozier.
(1990)
QUALIFIER-1: CONTRACTOR PREQUALIFICATION MODEL
Jeffrey S. Russell;Miroslaw J. Skibniewski.
(1990)
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