Abstract
Construction projects are complex, multifaceted operations that involve multiple perspectives and different resources and activities. The success of a project depends on its ability to balance the resources and activities that comprise it in a way consistent with all of its stakeholders' needs. Construction projects must be evaluated from different perspectives to assess risk exposures. Each view will render a different financial impact depending on which resources and activities are included in a particular perspective. A separate analysis of a single project mandates a computer-assisted framework to define multiple analytical classes. Multiple analysis of a single project implies comparing various projects by the same analytical structure. This paper discusses a framework that enables an arbitrary number of analytical classes for a particular project.
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