Purpose The present research aims to investigate how lean project management (LPM) and
agile project management (APM) affect project performance outcomes in the construction …

Purpose The construction industry sector is developing rapidly, especially with the
increasing pace of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in this sector. Construction projects can …

Recurring problems in the delivery of construction projects have been time and cost
overruns, poor quality, poor health and safety, waste and loss of value. This situation is …

The construction industry is heterogeneous and enormously involved with projects that are
exposed to an uncertainty found in design and planning, presence of various interest of …

The construction sector is facing challenges of meeting client's value and end-user
satisfaction, and this situation is worsened by customers' dynamic demands for quality and …

One of the problems that often arise in housing projects is time delay, which may results in
an increase in construction costs. This delay can be attributed to deficiencies in site …

Waste in the construction industry is the loss produced by activities that generate direct or
indirect costs but do not add any value. In recent years, waste in the construction industry …

Lean Construction (LC) aims at concentrating on improvement, reduction of waste, money
value, focus of user, project quality management, supply management and improved …

There has been growing attention to software development, waste reduction, and
environmental sustainability. The Lean approach was developed in the manufacturing …

In our present world construction industries are the main ingredient for the development. So
due to the rapid growth in construction industry, it is not possible to manage the project …