In early 2000, the Journal of Construction Management became the CM eJournal. The editorial staff, the editorial advisory board and the governance of CMAA is dedicated to making the CM eJournal the focal point for the examination of timely technical issues confronting the architectural, engineering, construction and facilities management communities. The CM eJournal will present the multiplicity of views that exist within the CMAA membership and all involved in the construction process.

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2006 Fourth Quarter Papers:

Owners Risk Reduction Techniques Using a CM
by Ali Touran, PhD

2005 First Quarter Papers:

As-builts - Problems and Proposed Solutions 
by Stephen Pettee, CCM

2004 Fourth Quarter Papers:

A Case Study in the Effective Use of Schedule Control Techniques - Recovery Schedules
by Joseph Delaney, PE and Randy Ott, PE

2004 First Quarter Papers:

Driving Down Construction Project Labor Cost  
by Hans E. Picard

Constructibility Reviews: Case Studies of Bid Document Errors and Ommissions
by Ken Pruett

How Healthy is Your Company's Leadership Development Culture?
by Donald B. Russell, CCM, FCMAA and Dennis D. Dunne, FCMAA

Successful Claims Resolution Through an Understanding of the Law Governing Allocation of Risk for Delay and Disruption  
by Mark A. Sgarlata, Esq. and Christopher J. Brasco, Esq.

Are Foxes Watching the Owner's Hen House
by Gary S. Berman, FCMAA

Analysis of Mark-Up Influencing Parameters in Indian Construction Contracts 
by Iyer K.C. and Jha K. Neeraj

Construction Arbitration: A Survey of Arbitrator's Award Consistency
by George (Chip) Ossman III

Project Control Mechanisms on the Pentagon Renovation Program (Expectations are High - And the World is Watching)
by Lester M. Hunkele III, CCM and W. Lee Evey

The Morphing of the Architect's Role and How It Is Impacting the CM
by Gary S. Berman, FCMAA

D2 Expansion Program at Washington Dulles International Airport
by Felix C. Bartholomew

The Risk in CM At-Risk
by Warner Strang

A Case Study of Construction Management On the Boston Harbor Project
Reflections at Project Completion
by Walter G. Armstrong and Ralph M. Wallace

A Crew Balance Case Study - Improving Construction Productivity
by John A. Kuprenas and Abdallah S. Fakhouri

Risk vs. Conflict of Interest - What Every Owner Should Consider When Using Construction Management
by Chuck Kluenker, FCMAA

Calculation and Recovery of Home Office Overhead
by James G. Zack Jr., CCM

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