energizing innovation in integrated project delivery final report - SPUR

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Innovation Models for Construction (Slaughter 1998) 9
Figure 2: Major Stages in Invention/Discovery Process (Abd El Halim and
Haas 2004)
11
Figure 3: Adopter Categories and Distribution (Rogers 1995) 12
Figure 4: Cumulative Adoption of Innovations over Time (Ryan and Gross, 1943
and Rogers 1995)
13
Figure 5: Life Cycle Cost Savings Template (Macomber 2002) 22
Figure 6: Project Delivery Methods in which the Responding Firms Participate 33
Figure 7: Design-Build Team Structure 33
Figure 8: Organizational Elements related to Innovation (Innovative Products Survey) 35
Figure 9a: Motivation for Innovation (Benchmarking Survey) 39
Figure 9b: Motivation for Innovation (Innovative Products Survey) 40
Figure 10: Ability to Innovate within a Project Delivery Method (Benchmarking
Survey)
41
Figure 11a: Barriers to Innovation (Benchmarking Survey) 42
Figure 11b: Barriers to Innovation (Innovative Products Survey) 43
Figure 12a: Comparison of Benefits and Motivators (Benchmarking Survey) 45
Figure 12b: Comparison of Benefits and Motivators (Innovative Products Survey) 46
Figure 13: Ability to Measure/Track Innovations and Importance of Measuring/
Tracking Innovations (Benchmarking Survey)
47
Figure 14: Comparison of Innovation Scores for Award-winning and Regular Projects 53
Figure 15: Distribution of Innovation Scores (Benchmarking Survey) 54
Figure 16a: Impact of Owner Influence on Innovation – Participant Ratings (Case
Study Projects)
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Figure 16b: Impact of Owner Influence on Innovation – Researcher Ratings (Case
Study Projects)
56
Figure 17a: Impact of Innovation Champion on Innovation – Participant Ratings
(Case Study Projects)
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Figure 17b: Impact of Innovation Champion on Innovation – Researcher Ratings 58
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