Annotated Bibliography - Research Strategies

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Article 1: Perera, W.A.S., 2018. An investigation into developing productive construction
environments to improve quality performance in Australian building construction.
The paper mainly reflects on construction performance which has generally attracted a
number of criticisms from different corners over the past few years. It is found that quality issues
mainly plaguing construction-based performance which is found to be one of the popular themes
for proper investigation of productivity as well as construction conditions. The research that is
mainly aimed is helpful in enhancing the entire quality performance which generally focus on
fostering proper customer supplier-based relationship between various trade sub-contractors for
changing management as well as for various work attitude in order to determine as well as rectify
sources.
Article 2: Oroh, R.R., Haris, A.S. and Sugandi, R.M., 2018, February. What are the
Dominant Factors of Students’ Productive Skills in Construction Services?. In IOP
Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 306, No. 1, p. 012111). IOP
Publishing.
The article mainly helps in identifying the dominant factors of student’s productive skulls
while working with the concrete structure so that it can get fit with the various construction-
based services. The article helps in providing sample of the respondents from various districts
and furthermore, it is found that the data is mainly achieved with the help of performance test-
based instruments. The results of the research help in reflecting the dominant factors of the
students of productive skills in doing the work of concrete structure that is mainly performed as

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per the construction services namely the factor of working concrete casting that further consists
of making scaffolding various materials.
Article 3: Choudhry, R.M., 2017. Achieving safety and productivity in construction
projects. Journal of Civil Engineering and Management, 23(2), pp.311-318.
The article reflects on the safety as well as productivity of construction projects as it is
one of the most important concern within the construction industry. It is one of the dearth efforts
that helps in documenting various needs for achieving safety as well as productivity of the
various construction sites. The main objective of the entire research is to properly investigate
about the productivity as well as safety effectively. On the basis of this particular topic, proper
investigation is mainly done 25 construction projects with the help of statistical analysis. The
results help in confirming that it is quite possible for improving productivity as well as safety
simultaneously on different types of construction project. The findings of these particular
research generally help in providing proper knowledge about the managers as well as safety
practitioners on construction-based projects for achieving safety as well as productivity
simultaneously.
Article 4: Subramani, T. and Rajiv, S.R., 2016. Improving construction efficiency and
productivity of industry using SPSS. International Journal of Application or Innovation in
Engineering & Management (IJAIEM), 5(5), pp.239-250.
The author describes that one of the most significant issue within the construction
industry is to properly improve the production related efficiency. The study that is undertaken in
this paper helps in reflecting that there are top five factors that generally can create huge impact
on productivity and the factors mainly include availability of materials, delayed delivery of the