Adapting Advance Work Packaging in Citec, A Case Study
Injal, Shahu (2023)
2023
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-202305047575
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-202305047575
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The purpose of the thesis is to explore the feasibility of adopting advanced work packing (AWP) at the Citec organisation and the challenges that must be addressed for successful adoption.
The research methods include a comprehensive literature review and semi-structured interviews conducted during a single case study. The literature review covers the overview and processes of AWP and the collection of information from various reliable sources, including internal sources from a dedicated AWP champion at Citec. Based on the literature review and observations of the organisation, interview questions were formulated for the case study.
The study concludes that the current processes and ways of working remain unchanged at Citec organisation. The findings of this thesis provide valuable insights for organisations considering the adoption of AWP and highlight the challenges they may encounter in the process.
The study, it was conducted within a single organisation, limiting the generalising of the results and conclusions to the Citec perspective. Also, the study was conducted during the initial stages of a project, which limited the expectations and perspectives of the interviewees. Also, the scope of the study was limited to the preparation of engineering work packing only.
The Citec organization will benefit from this thesis literature and useful views on AWP.
The research methods include a comprehensive literature review and semi-structured interviews conducted during a single case study. The literature review covers the overview and processes of AWP and the collection of information from various reliable sources, including internal sources from a dedicated AWP champion at Citec. Based on the literature review and observations of the organisation, interview questions were formulated for the case study.
The study concludes that the current processes and ways of working remain unchanged at Citec organisation. The findings of this thesis provide valuable insights for organisations considering the adoption of AWP and highlight the challenges they may encounter in the process.
The study, it was conducted within a single organisation, limiting the generalising of the results and conclusions to the Citec perspective. Also, the study was conducted during the initial stages of a project, which limited the expectations and perspectives of the interviewees. Also, the scope of the study was limited to the preparation of engineering work packing only.
The Citec organization will benefit from this thesis literature and useful views on AWP.