讲座嘉宾：Dr. Graham M Winch

Professor of Project Management，Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, UK

讲座时间：11月15日， 9:30-10:30

讲座地点：同济大厦A楼309室

讲座摘要：

Research on project organization and the associated policy questions of how we deliver the buildings and infrastructure our economies need as they transition to net zero has focused on the project as a temporary organization. Yet, the careers of most of those who work on projects develop within permanent organizations either on the owner/investor side or on the supplier side. The three domains framework addresses this paradox by identifying the owner, supplier, and delivery domains of project organizing. It further identifies the interfaces between these three domains as the commercial (owner/supplier), governance (owner/delivery) and resource (supplier/delivery) interfaces. At the centre of the three domains model lies leadership which brings all three domains together across their interfaces and is captured in the Project Leadership Model (PLM). In this presentation, I will introduce the three domains model and the thinking behind it, drawing on themes from the book Strategic Project Organizing (Winch, Maytorena Sanchez, & Sergeeva, OUP, 2022). I will then discuss the research questions that it distinctively generates and indicate a prospective research agenda.

讲座嘉宾简介：

Graham is Professor of Project Management at Alliance Manchester Business School, a role he has held since 2004. He has run construction projects and researched various aspects of innovation and project management across a wide variety of engineering sectors. He was formerly Academic Director for Executive Education at AMBS, including accountability for project leadership programmes such as Managing Projects for BP, and Leading Complex Projects Programmes and Portfolios programme for BAE Systems. He is author of Managing Construction Projects (Wiley-Blackwell, 2010), co-author of Strategic Project Organizing (OUP, 2022), and co-editor of Research Handbook of Complex Project Organizing (Edward Elgar, 2023). He has published over 60 refereed journal articles, complemented by numerous book chapters, conference papers, and research reports. Graham’s current research focuses on the role of owners as investors in, and operators of, economic infrastructure in collaboration with ICE’s Project 13 initiative, and on construction productivity.