International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056 Volume: 08 Issue: 12 | Dec 2021 www.irjet.net p ISSN: 2395 0072 © 2021, IRJET | Impact Factor value: 7.529 | ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal | Page376 Developing a Performance Measurement Framework for Residential Construction Projects in India Shubham Sanjay Pawar1, Dr. A. W. Dhawale2 1M.E. Civil Student, Imperial College of Engineering and Research, Wagholi, Pune, Maharashtra, India 2Ph.D. (Civil), Professor at Imperial College of Engineering and Research, Wagholi, Pune, Maharashtra, India *** Abstract Constructionindustryisaproject basedindustry which is influential in nature. The need to identify the weak points and search solutions to build on performance of construction organization is extremely crucial. Performance measurement has the main focus of helping organizations to understand how decision making processes can be used to improve accomplishment rate in past activities and how the understanding from the present and past can lead to future advancements. Distinctly, the extensive performance measurement practice must develop the achievement of the key aim of the project associates, the objectives of the project helpextensivecomeasurementprojectsexpectationhighlightsperformanceframeworksvariousstudythemeasurementThisbenchmarkefficiencymeasuredofitself,andtheneedsoftheusersallofwhichshouldbecapablebeingrepresentedinrawdatatobemanipulatedandbyaperformancemeasurementtool.Basically,theandeffectivenessmeasuresofaprojectareessentialforassessingprojectperformanceandsuccess.studyfoundthatatotalabsenceofperformanceconceptprocesspermeatesthemanagementofresidentialconstructionprojects.Toclosethisgap,thiswasundertakenupontoinvestigateandidentifytheperformancemeasurementapproachesandthatareusedtosupporttheguidanceofprojecttowardsuccess.Inparticular,thisstudytheimportanceofstakeholderneedsandformingthebasesofresidentialconstructioninIndia.Distinctly,thisstudysuggeststhattheofprojectperformanceinresidentialnstructionprojectsinIndiashouldbeintegratedinanframeworkcontainingseveralelementsthatwilltoguideconstructionprojectstowardaccomplishment. Key Words: Project Management System, Performance Measurement, Critical Success Factor 1. INTRODUCTION expansion,thisexisting2012).populated2050,TheupcomingPurchasingworldIndianeconomicgrowthratethatisthesecondfastestinthe(8.9%)andaGDPthatisthefourthlargestintermsofPowerParity(US$3.6trillion),Indiaisanglobalbusinessgiant(ErnstandYoung,2012).populationofIndiaisforecasttoriseupto1.7billionbymakingit400millioninexcessofcurrentlythemostcountrywhichisChina(UNpopulationbureau,Asaresult,thiswillplacealargestressontheinfrastructureandconstructionindustrytobracedemand.InspiteofthisgrowthanddemandedIndiaisfacingissuesofinadequacyor inefficiency, which could pose a disaster in future of the construction industry and the development of its Performanceinfrastructure.measurement system (PMS) have become fundamental tools in the successful management of organizations in order to ensure they achieve their goals. Performancemeasurementisreferredtoastheprocessto havedeterminetowhatextenttheaimandobjectivesofaprojectbeenattained.Itcanbeperformedinordertoimprove an organization’s ability to formulate superior plans, to better carry out innovation and learning and to permit measurementwhereas,measurementdetail.(KPI)performanceBaldrigeQualitBalancedperformancemeasurementdefinition,gradualorganizationaldevelopment.Therefore,theconcept,purpose,problems,andprocessesofperformanceshallbeinvestigated.ThreespecificmodelsofmeasurementshallbediscussedwhicharetheScorecard(BSC),theEuropeanFoundationforyManagement(EFQM)ExcellencemodelandtheCriteria,aswellastwogenericmethodsofmeasurementareKeyPerformanceIndicatorandbenchmarkingwhichshallbediscussedingreaterThethreespecificmodelsofperformancearebrandedPMSwithprescribedprocesses;thetwogenericmethodologiesareperformancetoolsthatcanbeappliedinanyPMS. 2. OBJECTIVE OF RESEARCH Review existing performance measurement framework beingusedintheconstructionindustriesofthedeveloped countries; Identify the procurement and execution procedures of construction projects in India; Examine the currentprocessandapproachtomanagingandmeasuring construction projects in India and problematic areas; Explore and determine the performance management process,CSFs,andPMsandPSMsintheimplementationof Residentialconstructionprojects 3. LITERATURE REVIEW 3.1 Definition of Performance Measurement Performance measurement is often extensively discussed; however, it is not often defined (Ghobadian & Ashworth, necessaryresearch1994).Beforestartingtoreviewandinvestigatethepreviousregardingperformancemeasurement,itistodefinesometermsthatareapplicabletoPMSs:
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3.2 Process of Performance Measurement hasIngeneral,Ghobadian&Ashworth(1994)statethatanyPMSfourphases: DeterminerequirementsandidentifyPMs; Identifydesiredgoals; Monitorachievements;and, Haveon goingreviewsofareasoffailure 4. METHODS OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT 1.TheBalancedScorecard 2.EuropeanFoundationforQualityManagement 3.BaldrigeCriteriaforPerformanceExcellence 4.KeyPerformanceIndicators 4.1 The Balanced Scorecard aTheBSCmodelwasdesignedin1992byKaplan&Nortonasnewmethodtomeasuretheperformanceofthefour business“dimensions”: LearningBusinessCustomers;Financial;processes;andinnovation. Fig 2 Translatingvisionandstrategy(Kaplan&Norton, 2005 Research suggested that to overcome the weaknesses of theBSCmodel,ithastobeenabledtoanswerthefollowing questions: Who are our key stakeholders and what do they wantandneed? theseWhatstrategiesdowehavetoputinplacetosatisfyneeds? What processes do we need to have in place to executeourstrategy? Which capabilities do we need to perform our processes? Whatdoweexpectfromourstakeholdersinreturn? successanTheanswerstothesequestionsaretoencourageandenableorganizationtodesignacomprehensiveandintegratedframework. 4.2 European Foundation for Quality Management Beathamtheimprovement,benchmarksuggestedmanagementmanufacturing,inTheEFQMExcellenceModelhasbeenutilizedbycompaniestheconstructionindustryandotherssuchasfinance,insurance,andaspartofthroughTotalQualityManagement.Itisforuseasameansofselfassessmentinordertowithotherorganizations,asaguideforanapproachtothinking,andastructurefororganization'smanagementsystem(EFQM,2010).etal.(2004)addedthatthepurposeistoconducta regularreviewofanorganization’sactivities.Themainaim for application of the EFQM model is to identify the performanceimprovementareas. practice;BSCThekeydistinctionbetweenEFQMExcellenceModelandtheisthattheEFQMmodelisdesignedtodealwithbestwhereas,theBSCmodelisfocusedon
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Ahmad, Gibb, & McCaffer (1998, p. 187) defining performancemeasurementas“aprocessthatinvolvesthe of numerals to Performancerepresentproperties”.measurementis“the process of determining how successful organizations or individuals have been in their p.50). measurement is defined as a “process of progresstowardachievingpredeterminedgoals, urpose)” (Kulatunga, Amaratunga, & Haigh, 2007,p. Performance679).measures are the numerical or quantitative thatshowhowwelleachobjectiveisbeingmet (Sapri&Pitt,2005).Moreover,theyarea “vital signofthe organizationandhowwelltheactivitieswithinaprocessor theoutputsofaprocessachieveaspecificgoal”(Sapri&Pitt, 2005,p.432). the or etal.2005p.1242). (Phusavatetal.2009)
International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056 Volume: 08 Issue: 12 | Dec 2021 www.irjet.net p ISSN: 2395 0072 © 2021, IRJET | Impact Factor value: 7.529 | ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal | Page378 communicationandperformancemeasurement.However, theEFQM model iscriticizedasbeinglesscomprehensive andlessclearthantheBSCmodeldespitetheshortcomings mentioned previously. There are also other aspects mentioned as criticisms, such as resistance to change, documentation difficulties, insufficient time and funds allocation, and ambiguities in terms of defining areas of improvement(Yangetal.2010).AschematicoftheEFQM modelcanbeseeninFigure3. Fig 3 TheEFQMmodel(Beathametal.2004) 4.3 Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence The MBNQA was established by the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Improvement Act of 1987 to improve comprehensiveenhance1999).towardstheleadershipThefundamentalcategories,measurementBassionithebusiness(trainingtoinformationcustomertoleadersoutstandingforCriteria(Jacob,oforganizationalcompetitivenessbyfocusingontheoutcomescustomersatisfactionandorganizationalperformanceetal.2004).TheBaldridgeAward,viatheBaldrigeforPerformanceExcellence,isconsideredadriverqualityandcustomersatisfaction,whichmeasuresfeaturesinseveraldimensions:leadership(howmanagetheirorganizations),strategicplanning(howsetstrategicorientationsandplansimplementation),andmarket(requirementsandexpectations),andanalysis(manageandanalyzedatainordersupportperformancemanagement),humanresourcesandskillsimprovement),processmanagement,andresults.TheBaldridgeCriteriaistheequivalentofEFQMmodelinEuropeancountries.Accordingtoetal.(2004)bothareutilizedasperformanceframeworks.Despitetherangeofthesetherearekeyaspectsthatareconsideredtobetoall:leaderships,system,aims,andmeasures.basicideaoftheBaldridgeCriteriawastofocusonandcustomersatisfactionwithlessemphasisonoutcomes;although,therehasbeenarecentshiftqualityandoperationalresults(Hodgettsetal.ThemainobjectivesofMBNQAarenotonlytomanagementquality,butalsotoprovideaframework to assess an organization’s development and progress towards excellence through employeeandcustomersatisfaction.However,criticshave noted some weaknesses in the Baldridge Criteria: the application itself consumes time and money, and the financialmeasuresarealsodeemedtobepoor(Jacobetal. 2004).AschematicoftheMalcolmBaldridgeCriteriacanbe seeninFigure4 Fig 4 MalcolmBaldridgeCriteria(Vokurka,2001) 5. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS According to previous research, KPIs have been designed andusedintheUKconstructionindustrytomeasureclient thebenchmarkingmeasurementDanieltheprofitability,satisfaction,defects,constructiontimeandcost,productivity,impactofenvironment,etc.ThefirstusageofKPIconceptwasin1961inthecompaniesofDRonaldtorefinebusinessstrategy.Theperformanceindicatorstheoryisdrivenbytheconceptof(Haponava&AlJibouri,2009).AccordingtoEganReport(1998),KPIswereimprovedbythe Government’s Movement for Innovation and the canorganizationssolutioncompanies.themodelsConstructionBestPracticeProgram(CBPP).ManyotherKPIexist,includingtheCBPPmethod,whichisusedinconstructionindustryasabenchmarkagainstotherTherearecurrently38KPIsandabusinesshasbeenlaunchedwherebytrainedadvisorshelpselectKPIsthatmeettheirbusinessneedsasbeseeninTable1 Table 1:FounderandyearsdesigningKPIs(adapted) (Beathametal.2004). Organizations Key Performance Indicators Objectives The 1998CBPP, Clientsatisfaction(product, service),profitability,productivity, defects,safety,predictability(time, cost),constructiontimeand constructioncost. Measuredifferentstagesof aconstructionprojectand tosupport benchmarkingof The ACE with DETR, ICE, RIBA, RICS, and CIC, 2001 Clientsatisfaction(overall performance,valueformoney, quality,timedelivery,healthand safetyawareness),training, productivity,andprofitability. measureconstruction projectperformanceand supportbenchmarking Respect for People (RFP), 2002 Clientsatisfaction(overall performance,valueformoney, quality,timedelivery,healthand safetyawareness),training, productivity,andprofitability. Assess projectconstructionperformanceand tosupport benchmarkingof (CIRIA),AssociationInformationResearchIndustryConstructionTheand2000 Clients’needs,designprocess, integrationofdesignwithsupply chain,internalcost/time management,risk,re useofdesign, experience,innovation,and client/usersatisfaction Usedforself assessment IndicatorQualityDesign Buildquality,functionality,and impact. Measuredesignquality, assessingandmanaging
There must be staff involvement in the improvementofthemeasures.
Good measures have a all inclusive overview and theydependsonleadingandlaggingindicators.
They support the decision maker with updated information.
changeindicators).KPIsmeasurementshouldisFinally,itisimportanttonotethatthereorganizationofKPIsnotinitselfsufficientforthesuccessofaPMS,butitbeconsideredcarefullyintheprocessofanditsapplication.Themajorissueinusingisthattheyareconcernedwithpastevents(laggingAsaresult,thesemeasuresofferlittlechancetothefuture.
Considerwhytheyarebeingused Measurewhatiscriticaltosuccess Keepitsimple SetupasystemtousetheKPIsandtobenchmark them Limitthenumberofindicatorstoabout8 12 Similarly, Beatham et al (2004) suggest that adequate measureshavesimilarcharacteristics,are: InordertobesuccessfulintheintheuseofKPIs,it should be recognized that there are differences between KPIs (leading), KPOs, and perception measures.
International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056 Volume: 08 Issue: 12 | Dec 2021 www.irjet.net p ISSN: 2395 0072 © 2021, IRJET | Impact Factor value: 7.529 | ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal | Page379 (DQI) valueoftheproduct KPIs)KPIsofSatisfactionService(SoS Costmanagementandreporting, programmanagementand reporting,planning,flexibility, communication,teamworking, innovation,managingthe environment,managingsafetyand aftercareservice. Costumerfocused Beathametal(2004)notesthattheinitialconceptofKPIs and performance measurement has shifted in the constructionsectorandthatKPIsarenowusedmainlyasa comparisonmethodforbenchmarking.TheKPImodelcan measureperformance oftheprojectatorganizational and stakeholder levels.Thesuccessful implementation of KPIs featuressevenstepsascanbeseeninFigure5
haveTheprocessesandstagesofdesignandconstructiontoberecognizedandclear.
Fig 5 SevenstepstoimplementationofKPIs(Ibrahimet al.2010) 5.1 Types of Key Performance Indicators KPIs can be categorized as objective and subjective measures. The objective (quantitative) measures are calculatedmathematicallybyformulaeandgivenumerical values;whereas,thesubjective(qualitative)measuresare stakeholders’ opinions and perceptions (Chan & Chan, Objective2004). measures include construction time, speed of construction, time variation, unit cost, percentage net Subjectivevariationoverfinalcost,netpresentvalue,andaccidentrate.measuresincludequality,functionality,end user’s satisfaction,client'ssatisfaction,designteam'ssatisfaction, andtheconstructionteam'ssatisfaction(Toor&Ogunlana, 2009)ascanbeseeninFigure6 Fig 6 KPIs(Toor&Ogunlana,2009) 4.2.1 5.2 Characteristics of Adequate KPI
Theymustbeinvolvedasabasiccomponentofthe systemandtheprocessofexecution.
achievementtoTheresultsmustbeuptodateandvalidtobeusefultheorganizationforbenchmarkingtheir(internalandexternal).
Therearefundamentalprinciplesthatshouldbetakeninto accountbeforeusingKPIs.
They have to be balanced between the organization’sstrategyandinterests.
Themeasurementsystemshavetobeupgradeand take into consideration processes and sub processes.
International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056 Volume: 08 Issue: 12 | Dec 2021 www.irjet.net p ISSN: 2395 0072 © 2021, IRJET | Impact Factor value: 7.529 | ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal | Page380 6. METHODOLOGY This research has been undertaken on the basis of measuringtheperformanceoftheconstructionprojectsin India through all stages of project execution. In addition, theoretical approaches are included to review previous researchfurthertopracticalapproachesthatareconcerned with field work to collect information and data through classifiedquestionnairesandinterviews.TheresearchprogramcanbeintofivebasicphasesasseeninFigure7. Fig 7 ResearchMethodologyDiagram 7. FINDINGS The task under this objective is to review existing performance measurement framework being used in the construction industries of the developed countries. The purposeofthisobjectiveistopresentanin depthreviewof existing performance measurement frameworks that are being applied in the different construction industries in systemsimplementationdeliverystageTheyeachconsideredproject.butmeasuremeasureprojectonlytailoredleadingorienteddevelopeddevelopedcountries.Thereviewshowedthatthemajorityofframeworksaremostlyusefulforfinancialprojectsandrelyonlaggingmeasuresinsteadofmeasures.Whileamajorityoftheframeworksaretowardsmeasuringorganizationalperformance,oneofthem,KPIs,aretailoredtowardsmeasuringperformance,however,itwasnotclearlydesignedtotheprojectinstages.Forinstance,nosingleisspecializedonlyformeasuringaparticularstage,asacollectionofmeasuresforthewholestagesinaFurther,noneoftheexistingframeworkshasstakeholderconcernsandneedsseparatelyorinofthestagesforalignmentattheendoftheproject.havealsonotdeterminedspecificobjectivesforeachoftheproject.DespitetheimportanceofCSFsintheofsuccessfulconstructionprojectsinbothandfinaloutcomeresults,noneofthethatareapplicableforconstructionprojectintegrate
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