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Trusting the team : best practice guide to partnering in construction / John Bennett ans Sarah Jayes.

By: Bennett, John, 1950-.
Contributor(s): Jayes, Sarah | Reading Construction Forum. Partnering Task Force.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: London : Centre for Strategic Studies in Construction, 1995Description: iii, 82 p. : ill. , 30 cm. + pbk.ISBN: 0704905035.Subject(s): Partnership | Construction industry -- Management | Strategic alliances (Business) | Project managementDDC classification: 690.0684
Contents:
What is partnering -- The business case for partnering -- Project partnering -- Strategic partnering -- Contractual and legal issues.
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This report discusses the benefits and costs of partnering and deals with the specifics of the two main types of partnering - project partnering and strategic partnering. It provides practical advice and guidance on how you can apply partnering to your organisation and details the contractual and legal issues.

Bibliography: (page 78).

What is partnering -- The business case for partnering -- Project partnering -- Strategic partnering -- Contractual and legal issues.

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