Trains, cranes and drains: Customer requirements in long-term engineering projects as a knowledge management problem

Neil Alderman; Ian Patrick McLoughlin; Chris J Ivory; Alfred T Thwaites; Roger Vaughan

Trains, cranes and drains: Customer requirements in long-term engineering projects as a knowledge management problem

Neil Alderman, Ian Patrick McLoughlin, Chris J Ivory, Alfred T Thwaites, Roger Vaughan

Department of Management

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Management of Technology: Growth through Business, Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Editors	Max von Zedtwitz, Georges Haour, Tarek M Khalil, Louis A LeFebvre
Place of Publication	Oxford UK
Publisher	Elsevier
Pages	331 - 348
Number of pages	18
Edition	First
ISBN (Print)	008044136X
Publication status	Published - 2003

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Alderman, N., McLoughlin, I. P., Ivory, C. J., Thwaites, A. T., & Vaughan, R. (2003). Trains, cranes and drains: Customer requirements in long-term engineering projects as a knowledge management problem. In M. von Zedtwitz, G. Haour, T. M. Khalil, & L. A. LeFebvre (Eds.), Management of Technology: Growth through Business, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (First ed., pp. 331 - 348). Elsevier.

Alderman, Neil ; McLoughlin, Ian Patrick ; Ivory, Chris J ; Thwaites, Alfred T ; Vaughan, Roger. / Trains, cranes and drains: Customer requirements in long-term engineering projects as a knowledge management problem. Management of Technology: Growth through Business, Innovation and Entrepreneurship. editor / Max von Zedtwitz ; Georges Haour ; Tarek M Khalil ; Louis A LeFebvre. First. ed. Oxford UK : Elsevier, 2003. pp. 331 - 348

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Alderman, N, McLoughlin, IP, Ivory, CJ, Thwaites, AT & Vaughan, R 2003, Trains, cranes and drains: Customer requirements in long-term engineering projects as a knowledge management problem. in M von Zedtwitz, G Haour, TM Khalil & LA LeFebvre (eds), Management of Technology: Growth through Business, Innovation and Entrepreneurship. First edn, Elsevier, Oxford UK, pp. 331 - 348.

Trains, cranes and drains: Customer requirements in long-term engineering projects as a knowledge management problem. / Alderman, Neil; McLoughlin, Ian Patrick; Ivory, Chris J; Thwaites, Alfred T; Vaughan, Roger.

Management of Technology: Growth through Business, Innovation and Entrepreneurship. ed. / Max von Zedtwitz; Georges Haour; Tarek M Khalil; Louis A LeFebvre. First. ed. Oxford UK : Elsevier, 2003. p. 331 - 348.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (Book) › Research › peer-review

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Alderman N, McLoughlin IP, Ivory CJ, Thwaites AT, Vaughan R. Trains, cranes and drains: Customer requirements in long-term engineering projects as a knowledge management problem. In von Zedtwitz M, Haour G, Khalil TM, LeFebvre LA, editors, Management of Technology: Growth through Business, Innovation and Entrepreneurship. First ed. Oxford UK: Elsevier. 2003. p. 331 - 348