Seminar 7: Successful VM applications in Australia
| Guest speakers : |
Dr. Roy Barton
Principal consultant, ACVM
Adjunct Professor, Institute for Regional Community Development, University of Canberra |
| Venue : |
8/F, Jardine House, 1 Connaught Place, Central, Hong Kong |
| Language : |
English |
| Date : |
17th Nov 2007 (Sat) |
| Time : |
13:30 – 15:30 |
Value Analysis is a useful technique to accomplish functions required
by customers at the lowest cost through shifting the focus from the product
or service components to its functions, no matter what these functions
are. Through this seminar, Dr. Barton has introduced the concept that
value management is not only an approach for cost and time saving, but
also a useful technique for information communicating and knowledge sharing.
Shared knowledge and understanding of purposes, benefits and important
characteristics of the project among key stakeholders may probably be
one of the most important benefits of value management, as it will establish
agreement among stakeholders and make them work towards the same ends.
At the end of the seminar, Dr. Barton concluded the essential elements
for success implementation of value management study and some examples
of value management applications.
Facilitator
Dr. Roy Barton
Principal consultant, ACVM
Adjunct Professor, Institute for Regional Community Development, University of Canberra
Dr. Barton is a chairperson of the Australian standards committee on VM and a past president of the Institute of Value Management, Australian. He has extensive experiences as a senior academic, facilitator and organizational mentor for value management, risk management and partnering for both public & private projects nationally & internationally. During the seminar, he introduced the basic information of Value Management.
Summary of Content View Video
- Introduction
- A brief history of Value Management
- Value Analysis was introduced to Australia in the mid 1960’s.
- The Value Management in Australia (from 1960’s to the present).
- Function /cost principles
- All cost is for function.
- The concept of “value” and “value for money” as defined in the new
Australian Standard on Value Management
- Multi-stakeholders for every project – multiple perspectives.
- Value of a product, process, service or system base on the purpose,
benefits and importance in multiple perceptions.
- Workshop practical session – How to establish “value factors” in complex
projects with multiple stakeholders
- Value Management success factors including the work plan
- Benefits of Value Management
- Some examples of successful VM applications
- A prescribed work plan;
- The mix and commitment of group members;
- Management of Value Management Studies;
- Senior management commitment and support; and
- Effective facilitation.
- A prescribed work plan;
- The mix and commitment of group members;
- Management of Value Management Studies
- Senior management commitment and support; and
- Effective facilitation.
- Conclusions
Useful linkage:
HK Gover’t: http://www.cedb.gov.hk/citb/ehtml/home.html
HKIVM: http://www.hkivm.com.hk
BCM: http://bcm.cityu.edu.hk
IVMA: http://www.value-management.com.au/a_profile/a3.htm
HKIS: http://www.hkis.org.hk/hkis/html/professional_cpd.jsp
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