Project productivity measurement

Abstract

Micro-productivity measurement models have been proposed for calculating, partial (single factor) or aggregate (total factor), productivity indexes in industrial environments. In this paper, the models are extended to cover project productivity measurement, by considering project duration as a distinct input factor in addition to the other physical inputs. The duration effect is measured by comparing the future value, at completion, of all invested inputs.

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Notes on contributors

YAAKOV ROLL

Currently a Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Administrative Sciences, York University, Canada.

MEIR J. ROSENBLATT

Currently a Visiting Associate Professor at the Department of Industrial Engineering & Engineering Management, Stanford University, U.S.A.