This document provides an overview of infrastructure from the perspective of multi-dimensional impact accounting. It defines infrastructure as part of physical capital and discusses various types of infrastructure including commercial, communications, education, energy, health, housing, industrial, religious, security, tourism, transport, water and more. Specific examples of infrastructure such as power plants, pipelines, schools, hospitals, ports and bridges are also presented. The document concludes with thoughts on underinvestment in infrastructure and how financing and employment of youth could help upgrade infrastructure globally.
Education is an important part of the modern socio-enviro-economic system, but it is not functioning at anything like the optimum level. Education is costly, but not enough investment is being made in education to enable everyone to get good education ... and in many cases the education is having less value for the student than in times past.
IRON AND STEEL is a very important industry in the modern economy. Steel is used in the manufacturing of many products needed for a modern standard of living, for the construction os ships, and bridges and skyscrapers. The processes involved in the production of iron and steel are very capital and energy intensive. Responsible operations in the iron and steel industry are critical for both society and the environment.
FORESTRY is part of the natural economy and also part of material economy. Forest products are used in all sorts of ways including building and construction, furniture manufacturing and the pulp and paper industry. Forests provide a habitat for all sorts of flora and fauna. Forests sequestrate carbon through photosynthesis. Forests help absorb rainfall and help purify water. Over the centuries mankind has treated the forests as an unlimited resource and this is unsustainable. A lot needs to be done.
MDIA p3 12 COAL mining transport and combustion-150705Peter Burgess
COAL remains a very important product for the modern economy that is very reliant on energy. While it is a low cost source of energy, it also has a very problematic impact on the environment because of the emission of CO2, a greenhouse gas that is responsible to some extent for climate change and global warming. Responsible coal mining, transportation and combustion is important, and the facts suggest that investment in research and deployment of something like carbon capture and sequester (CSS) might be worthwbile.
Water is a very important component of life. There is more water than land on planet earth. but most of it is highly saline. There is much less freshwater, essential for human existence and for industrial processes and agriculture. and as population grows it is likely that good freshwater will be in increasingly short supply. Drought is ugly. The management of water has not been a priority in the past, but it is becoming increasingly more important. MDIA is a part of the framework of metrics that will facilitate better decisions in relation to water.
Water is a very important component of life. There is more water than land on planet earth. but most of it is highly saline. There is much less freshwater, essential for human existence and for industrial processes and agriculture. and as population grows it is likely that good freshwater will be in increasingly short supply. Drought is ugly. The management of water has not been a priority in the past, but it is becoming increasingly more important. MDIA is a part of the framework of metrics that will facilitate better decisions in relation to water.
WASTE is one of the biggest opportunities for improved performance in the modern SOCIO-ENVIRO-ECONOMIC system. Waste does not have much of a cost in conventional accounting, but the true cost of waste taking into account the impact on the environment, the huge.
The conventional incentives for better performance encourage consumption, but only measure this at the point of sale ... the waste all the way through the product life cycle are ignored.
Cleaning up the processes so that there is no production of waste should be a priority ... a getting consumers not to waste in another thing that needs to be done.
Waste is causing untold pollution on land, in rivers and now also in the oceans. This is not the way man built systems should be functioning, and it must be fixed.
ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE 1970s to PRESENT has been very good for owners but much less good for those who work for a living. It is not at all clear yet that those in leadership positions and those with power understand that this trajectory is completely unsustainable and is creating a number of existential threats that are growing with time. True Value Accounting is being designed so that the system of metrics will be able to get to grips with everything that needs to be done to make the world a better place
Education is an important part of the modern socio-enviro-economic system, but it is not functioning at anything like the optimum level. Education is costly, but not enough investment is being made in education to enable everyone to get good education ... and in many cases the education is having less value for the student than in times past.
IRON AND STEEL is a very important industry in the modern economy. Steel is used in the manufacturing of many products needed for a modern standard of living, for the construction os ships, and bridges and skyscrapers. The processes involved in the production of iron and steel are very capital and energy intensive. Responsible operations in the iron and steel industry are critical for both society and the environment.
FORESTRY is part of the natural economy and also part of material economy. Forest products are used in all sorts of ways including building and construction, furniture manufacturing and the pulp and paper industry. Forests provide a habitat for all sorts of flora and fauna. Forests sequestrate carbon through photosynthesis. Forests help absorb rainfall and help purify water. Over the centuries mankind has treated the forests as an unlimited resource and this is unsustainable. A lot needs to be done.
MDIA p3 12 COAL mining transport and combustion-150705Peter Burgess
COAL remains a very important product for the modern economy that is very reliant on energy. While it is a low cost source of energy, it also has a very problematic impact on the environment because of the emission of CO2, a greenhouse gas that is responsible to some extent for climate change and global warming. Responsible coal mining, transportation and combustion is important, and the facts suggest that investment in research and deployment of something like carbon capture and sequester (CSS) might be worthwbile.
Water is a very important component of life. There is more water than land on planet earth. but most of it is highly saline. There is much less freshwater, essential for human existence and for industrial processes and agriculture. and as population grows it is likely that good freshwater will be in increasingly short supply. Drought is ugly. The management of water has not been a priority in the past, but it is becoming increasingly more important. MDIA is a part of the framework of metrics that will facilitate better decisions in relation to water.
Water is a very important component of life. There is more water than land on planet earth. but most of it is highly saline. There is much less freshwater, essential for human existence and for industrial processes and agriculture. and as population grows it is likely that good freshwater will be in increasingly short supply. Drought is ugly. The management of water has not been a priority in the past, but it is becoming increasingly more important. MDIA is a part of the framework of metrics that will facilitate better decisions in relation to water.
WASTE is one of the biggest opportunities for improved performance in the modern SOCIO-ENVIRO-ECONOMIC system. Waste does not have much of a cost in conventional accounting, but the true cost of waste taking into account the impact on the environment, the huge.
The conventional incentives for better performance encourage consumption, but only measure this at the point of sale ... the waste all the way through the product life cycle are ignored.
Cleaning up the processes so that there is no production of waste should be a priority ... a getting consumers not to waste in another thing that needs to be done.
Waste is causing untold pollution on land, in rivers and now also in the oceans. This is not the way man built systems should be functioning, and it must be fixed.
ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE 1970s to PRESENT has been very good for owners but much less good for those who work for a living. It is not at all clear yet that those in leadership positions and those with power understand that this trajectory is completely unsustainable and is creating a number of existential threats that are growing with time. True Value Accounting is being designed so that the system of metrics will be able to get to grips with everything that needs to be done to make the world a better place
MDIA ... LAND ... a component of natural capitalPeter Burgess
This document discusses land as a component of natural capital. It notes that land has both monetary value based on potential profit from use, as well as ecosystem service value. However, uses that maximize monetary value often degrade ecosystem services, and vice versa. The document explores different types of land uses and their associated monetary and ecosystem service values. It emphasizes that land is a limited resource with competing demands, and notes a need for metrics that account for both monetary and impact values.
The religious or spiritual dimension of life is a part of quality of life. Human beings seem to have had a need for this as far back as we have history.People seem to have the need for something more than material things. People need a framework to explain things that otherwise cannot be explained. Religion can be a great comfort, especially in times of stress. Religion can be a great guide.
The document discusses multi-dimensional impact accounting and gold mining. It presents a slideshow that is still being developed on this topic. The slideshow will explore gold mining activities in various locations like the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guatemala, Peru, and Papua New Guinea, and how these activities impact different types of capital like financial, human, manufactured, and natural capital over time.
The document discusses coal and its role in powering economic and social development for over 200 years. It notes that coal is still an important part of the world's energy system and outlines some of the ways coal is mined and transported, including references to specific coal mining and shipping locations. The document appears to be presenting information about the coal supply chain and the ongoing significance of coal as an energy resource.
The document discusses the history and modern forms of transporting goods. It notes that while the value of transport is large, the true costs are unclear. It then summarizes different modes of transport that have been used over time from walking and horses to various vehicles like trucks, trains, airplanes, and ships. The document emphasizes that current transport is highly efficient but calls for developing standards to assess the broader societal and environmental impacts in order to improve the system. It requests collaboration on this Multi Dimension Impact Accounting initiative.
The document defines infrastructure as part of physical capital, which is a component of man-built capital. It then lists and provides examples of different types of infrastructure, including transport, communications, energy, water, flood control, industrial, health, education, housing, commercial, tourism, religious, and security infrastructure. Each type of infrastructure is further broken down into its components.
Joe Trujillo has over 30 years of experience in construction management, project management, cost estimating, and construction scheduling. He has expertise in estimating, project management, risk management, and construction management for various project types including industrial, commercial, residential, and infrastructure projects. His experience spans all phases from cost estimating and value engineering to project scheduling, risk assessment, and construction supervision. He holds several industry certifications and affiliations and has managed projects ranging from $100M to $5B.
The document discusses different types of information systems used in industry, including transaction processing systems, management information systems, decision support systems, and executive information systems. It then focuses on various business applications involving enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), and supply chain management (SCM). ERP systems integrate information across business functions, CRM systems manage customer interactions, and SCM systems coordinate the flow of materials and information throughout the entire supply chain.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE, TOGETHER!
“Building trust for a safer and sustainable world” is our purpose. Our experts are dedicated to building the cities and infrastructure of the future, which are more sustainable, resilient, responsible and inclusive.
Our experts, engineers and technicians work in compliance with the construction regulations in all our locations and act independently in each of their testing, inspection and certification (TIC) projects.
As a global leader in risk management and compliance in construction, infrastructure, facilities and industry, we demonstrate a sense of responsibility to act ethically and sustainably in the service of public players and private companies. As a trusted third-party, we place the utmost importance on safety and quality.
With the establishment of Socotec Vietnam as a regional hub for our clients in Asia, we support our clients in projects throughout the region to make a difference together.
25+ COUNTRIES
1BN+ TURNOVER
200.000+ CLIENTS
10.000+ PEOPLE
6.000+ ENGINEERS
250+ EXTERNAL ACCREDITATIONS AND LICENSES
OUR MISSION:
Paving the way for future cities and sustainable industries. Providing expertise from RISK MANAGEMENT to TECHNICAL ADVICE. We are working alongside our clients throughout the whole asset life cycle to ensure their compliance, extend their lifetime, enhance their environmental performance and guarantee the safety of people.
OUR VISION:
- TO ENHANCE VALUE AND TRUST
We believe in the power of technology to build trust for our clients. With our TRUST & TECH initiative, we deliver cutting edge solutions to our clients. SOCOTECS GREEN TRUST initiative supports our clients in building sustainable environmental solutions for cities of the future.
OUR VALUES:
*COMMITMENT & EXCELLENCE
- LEAD by example
- COMMITMENT emphasizes our employees pledge to uphold standards in their everyday work, to go the extra mile for clients in minimizing risk, to cooperate with and support colleagues, and act responsibly to build a safer world.
- EXCELLENCE reflects our constant quest to improve our skills and knowledge, anticipating future needs so we're always at the forefront of our profession.
**ENTREPRENEURSHIP & INNOVATION
- Taking risks with an ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT: Agile and Reliable
- We're always striving for improvement. And by teaming up accross disciplines and combining our energies, we open up new possibilities, developing INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS that make for differentiation and added value. We challenge our clients to go faster and further so they have the power to future-proof their business.
***SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
& ACCOUNTABILITY
- Being on the solution side: Risk Management, Green Transition, Growing Urbanization, Sustainability
- ACCOUNTABILITY is a pledge of quality for our clients and a guarantee that our solutions are designed for the long term.
- Coupled with the SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, it conveys our collective mission and how each of us is pledged to safeguard people's safety.
Infrastructure and Facilities: What to Expect in an Industrial Parksuncityclub
Industrial parks are specially constructed areas that offer a favourable environment for the expansion and success of businesses, which in turn helps to boost economic growth. They offer a wide variety of benefits, ranging from simplified logistics to infrastructures that are more cost-effective, which makes them appealing to a variety of businesses. In this post, we will discuss the essential infrastructure and facilities that are to be found in an industrial park in Ahmedabad and what businesses might anticipate finding there.
PGI Engineering is an award-winning engineering firm that focuses on design, planning, development, and construction projects. They have completed thousands of projects worth millions of euros. PGI Engineering provides services for both public and private sector clients, including hotels. They have designed the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems for many hotel projects in Spain, Morocco, and Latin America ranging from 1,800 square meters to 44,400 square meters.
This document is a company presentation for Dominion, a global company that provides services and end-to-end projects. It has over 12,500 employees in 35+ countries, serving over 1,000 clients. The presentation outlines Dominion's capabilities in areas like industry, energy, and telecommunications; its global presence and completed projects; and its focus on sustainability, efficiency, and enabling digital, industrial, and energy transitions for clients.
By Sampath Kumar. The field of engineering is changing rapidly with the convergence of emerging technologies, connectivity via the Internet of Things, automation and data. Join our conversation about how engineering and manufacturing enterprises are engaging with engineering services providers and how can you prepare to exploit the opportunities.
Best Commercial Property developers in IndiaAnil Kumar
One of India's top developers of commercial real estate is Embassy Group. They offer a variety of options in the ideal location with the best amenities for all commercial properties. We are a collective of architects, designers, and engineers who collaborate to produce intimate yet scalable design-driven places, particularly in Bangalore and Chennai.
View their website: https://bit.ly/eicpm
Let us look at Shapoorji Pallonji’s projects through the years in Saudi Arabia – https://realestateandepc.wordpress.com/2023/02/17/shapoorji-pallonji-projects-in-saudi-arabia/
PHYSICAL CAPITAL is a component of MAN BUILT CAPITAL and an important factor in the prosperity enjoyed by many in the modern world. It is the lack of physical capital (infrastructure) that contributes to endemic poverty in much of the world caused not so much by a lack of technology but by the management dysfunction that constrains the modern socio-enviro-economic system.
This document summarizes Susom Dutta's internship report from his summer internship in 2014 with Larsen & Toubro Construction's Buildings & Factories division in Kolkata. The report provides an introduction to Larsen & Toubro, including its vision, policies, and the Atmosphere residential project in Kolkata that Dutta worked on. It describes his orientation, training in areas like safety and project management, and responsibilities during the execution of the project like surveys, formwork, and use of plant and machinery. Dutta concludes the report by reflecting on what he learned during the internship experience.
Trusted Advisor
We bring our IT skills and knowledge to support infrastructure aimed at business processes efficiency and energy savings.
Our experience in physical infrastructure, wireless, data center, networking and security technologies and the long-term partnerships with the best of breed market leaders allow us to deliver value added services for the control, management and optimization of customer applications and processes.
DMIC Summit – Developing Hub for Investors - Overview & Approach - Part - 1Resurgent India
Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor, from here on referred to as DMIC, is a multi-modal High Axle Load dedicated freight corridor connecting Delhi and Mumbai. It is a mega infrastructure project at USD 100 billion with technical and financial aid built in from Japan. The project is a flagship programme of Government of India with the aim of creating futuristic Industrial Cities by leveraging the "High Speed - High Capacity" connectivity backbone provided by Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC).
MDIA ... LAND ... a component of natural capitalPeter Burgess
This document discusses land as a component of natural capital. It notes that land has both monetary value based on potential profit from use, as well as ecosystem service value. However, uses that maximize monetary value often degrade ecosystem services, and vice versa. The document explores different types of land uses and their associated monetary and ecosystem service values. It emphasizes that land is a limited resource with competing demands, and notes a need for metrics that account for both monetary and impact values.
The religious or spiritual dimension of life is a part of quality of life. Human beings seem to have had a need for this as far back as we have history.People seem to have the need for something more than material things. People need a framework to explain things that otherwise cannot be explained. Religion can be a great comfort, especially in times of stress. Religion can be a great guide.
The document discusses multi-dimensional impact accounting and gold mining. It presents a slideshow that is still being developed on this topic. The slideshow will explore gold mining activities in various locations like the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guatemala, Peru, and Papua New Guinea, and how these activities impact different types of capital like financial, human, manufactured, and natural capital over time.
The document discusses coal and its role in powering economic and social development for over 200 years. It notes that coal is still an important part of the world's energy system and outlines some of the ways coal is mined and transported, including references to specific coal mining and shipping locations. The document appears to be presenting information about the coal supply chain and the ongoing significance of coal as an energy resource.
The document discusses the history and modern forms of transporting goods. It notes that while the value of transport is large, the true costs are unclear. It then summarizes different modes of transport that have been used over time from walking and horses to various vehicles like trucks, trains, airplanes, and ships. The document emphasizes that current transport is highly efficient but calls for developing standards to assess the broader societal and environmental impacts in order to improve the system. It requests collaboration on this Multi Dimension Impact Accounting initiative.
The document defines infrastructure as part of physical capital, which is a component of man-built capital. It then lists and provides examples of different types of infrastructure, including transport, communications, energy, water, flood control, industrial, health, education, housing, commercial, tourism, religious, and security infrastructure. Each type of infrastructure is further broken down into its components.
Joe Trujillo has over 30 years of experience in construction management, project management, cost estimating, and construction scheduling. He has expertise in estimating, project management, risk management, and construction management for various project types including industrial, commercial, residential, and infrastructure projects. His experience spans all phases from cost estimating and value engineering to project scheduling, risk assessment, and construction supervision. He holds several industry certifications and affiliations and has managed projects ranging from $100M to $5B.
The document discusses different types of information systems used in industry, including transaction processing systems, management information systems, decision support systems, and executive information systems. It then focuses on various business applications involving enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), and supply chain management (SCM). ERP systems integrate information across business functions, CRM systems manage customer interactions, and SCM systems coordinate the flow of materials and information throughout the entire supply chain.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE, TOGETHER!
“Building trust for a safer and sustainable world” is our purpose. Our experts are dedicated to building the cities and infrastructure of the future, which are more sustainable, resilient, responsible and inclusive.
Our experts, engineers and technicians work in compliance with the construction regulations in all our locations and act independently in each of their testing, inspection and certification (TIC) projects.
As a global leader in risk management and compliance in construction, infrastructure, facilities and industry, we demonstrate a sense of responsibility to act ethically and sustainably in the service of public players and private companies. As a trusted third-party, we place the utmost importance on safety and quality.
With the establishment of Socotec Vietnam as a regional hub for our clients in Asia, we support our clients in projects throughout the region to make a difference together.
25+ COUNTRIES
1BN+ TURNOVER
200.000+ CLIENTS
10.000+ PEOPLE
6.000+ ENGINEERS
250+ EXTERNAL ACCREDITATIONS AND LICENSES
OUR MISSION:
Paving the way for future cities and sustainable industries. Providing expertise from RISK MANAGEMENT to TECHNICAL ADVICE. We are working alongside our clients throughout the whole asset life cycle to ensure their compliance, extend their lifetime, enhance their environmental performance and guarantee the safety of people.
OUR VISION:
- TO ENHANCE VALUE AND TRUST
We believe in the power of technology to build trust for our clients. With our TRUST & TECH initiative, we deliver cutting edge solutions to our clients. SOCOTECS GREEN TRUST initiative supports our clients in building sustainable environmental solutions for cities of the future.
OUR VALUES:
*COMMITMENT & EXCELLENCE
- LEAD by example
- COMMITMENT emphasizes our employees pledge to uphold standards in their everyday work, to go the extra mile for clients in minimizing risk, to cooperate with and support colleagues, and act responsibly to build a safer world.
- EXCELLENCE reflects our constant quest to improve our skills and knowledge, anticipating future needs so we're always at the forefront of our profession.
**ENTREPRENEURSHIP & INNOVATION
- Taking risks with an ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT: Agile and Reliable
- We're always striving for improvement. And by teaming up accross disciplines and combining our energies, we open up new possibilities, developing INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS that make for differentiation and added value. We challenge our clients to go faster and further so they have the power to future-proof their business.
***SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
& ACCOUNTABILITY
- Being on the solution side: Risk Management, Green Transition, Growing Urbanization, Sustainability
- ACCOUNTABILITY is a pledge of quality for our clients and a guarantee that our solutions are designed for the long term.
- Coupled with the SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, it conveys our collective mission and how each of us is pledged to safeguard people's safety.
Infrastructure and Facilities: What to Expect in an Industrial Parksuncityclub
Industrial parks are specially constructed areas that offer a favourable environment for the expansion and success of businesses, which in turn helps to boost economic growth. They offer a wide variety of benefits, ranging from simplified logistics to infrastructures that are more cost-effective, which makes them appealing to a variety of businesses. In this post, we will discuss the essential infrastructure and facilities that are to be found in an industrial park in Ahmedabad and what businesses might anticipate finding there.
PGI Engineering is an award-winning engineering firm that focuses on design, planning, development, and construction projects. They have completed thousands of projects worth millions of euros. PGI Engineering provides services for both public and private sector clients, including hotels. They have designed the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems for many hotel projects in Spain, Morocco, and Latin America ranging from 1,800 square meters to 44,400 square meters.
This document is a company presentation for Dominion, a global company that provides services and end-to-end projects. It has over 12,500 employees in 35+ countries, serving over 1,000 clients. The presentation outlines Dominion's capabilities in areas like industry, energy, and telecommunications; its global presence and completed projects; and its focus on sustainability, efficiency, and enabling digital, industrial, and energy transitions for clients.
By Sampath Kumar. The field of engineering is changing rapidly with the convergence of emerging technologies, connectivity via the Internet of Things, automation and data. Join our conversation about how engineering and manufacturing enterprises are engaging with engineering services providers and how can you prepare to exploit the opportunities.
Best Commercial Property developers in IndiaAnil Kumar
One of India's top developers of commercial real estate is Embassy Group. They offer a variety of options in the ideal location with the best amenities for all commercial properties. We are a collective of architects, designers, and engineers who collaborate to produce intimate yet scalable design-driven places, particularly in Bangalore and Chennai.
View their website: https://bit.ly/eicpm
Let us look at Shapoorji Pallonji’s projects through the years in Saudi Arabia – https://realestateandepc.wordpress.com/2023/02/17/shapoorji-pallonji-projects-in-saudi-arabia/
PHYSICAL CAPITAL is a component of MAN BUILT CAPITAL and an important factor in the prosperity enjoyed by many in the modern world. It is the lack of physical capital (infrastructure) that contributes to endemic poverty in much of the world caused not so much by a lack of technology but by the management dysfunction that constrains the modern socio-enviro-economic system.
This document summarizes Susom Dutta's internship report from his summer internship in 2014 with Larsen & Toubro Construction's Buildings & Factories division in Kolkata. The report provides an introduction to Larsen & Toubro, including its vision, policies, and the Atmosphere residential project in Kolkata that Dutta worked on. It describes his orientation, training in areas like safety and project management, and responsibilities during the execution of the project like surveys, formwork, and use of plant and machinery. Dutta concludes the report by reflecting on what he learned during the internship experience.
Trusted Advisor
We bring our IT skills and knowledge to support infrastructure aimed at business processes efficiency and energy savings.
Our experience in physical infrastructure, wireless, data center, networking and security technologies and the long-term partnerships with the best of breed market leaders allow us to deliver value added services for the control, management and optimization of customer applications and processes.
DMIC Summit – Developing Hub for Investors - Overview & Approach - Part - 1Resurgent India
Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor, from here on referred to as DMIC, is a multi-modal High Axle Load dedicated freight corridor connecting Delhi and Mumbai. It is a mega infrastructure project at USD 100 billion with technical and financial aid built in from Japan. The project is a flagship programme of Government of India with the aim of creating futuristic Industrial Cities by leveraging the "High Speed - High Capacity" connectivity backbone provided by Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC).
The document discusses different types of construction projects including residential, building, institutional/commercial, industrial, highway, and heavy construction. It provides examples and brief descriptions of each type. It also classifies construction projects into four classes based on budget size, planning/execution time frame, impact, and complexity: Class I are megaprojects over $100B; Class II are large, unique projects over $100M; Class III are complex projects between $10M-$100M; and Class IV are basic projects under $10M.
The document provides details about a construction project for Ability Construction Sdn Bhd. It includes a company profile, background on the proposed mixed residential/commercial development project, and analyses of risks, quality, and project details. The development will include 199 housing and commercial units across different plot sizes. Risk factors like delays and safety will be evaluated and mitigated. Quality will be managed according to the Quality Assessment System in Construction (QLASSIC) to ensure workmanship meets standards.
Public Power Forward: IT's Role in the Changing Electric UtilityKent Landrum
How IT leaders in public utilities can prepare for an uncertain future. Provides a 5-step process to achieve business and IT alignment: (1) vignette-based strategy, (2) capability modeling, (3) program and project governance, (4) solution portfolio management, and (5) delivery framework. Authored by Kent Landrum.
Nicki Baxter is a multi-skilled project manager with experience in cyber security, IT service management, and business management. She currently manages several cyber security projects for large international clients at Lockheed Martin. Previous experience includes designing ITIL processes and incident management procedures, implementing service catalogues, and project managing upgrades to IT infrastructure. Her background spans various industries including oil and gas, defense, logistics, and football club management.
The Great Bear ( TGB ) Constructions, Interior D'ziner & Research : Corporate...The Great Bear
The Great Bear ( TGB ) is a Realty & Infrastructure Project Management, Marketing Consultancy and Engineering, Procurement Construction Company with a seamless four decades of unprecedented experience of Project Execution in all the asset classes.
Our offering “end to end services in project development” envisaged answer for Infra-realty of tomorrow :
Land Acquisitions
Project Concept & Approvals
Architectural & Engineering
Statutory & Regulatory Compliance
Project Funding
Project Development
Marketing, Branding & Advertising
TGB is our techno-commercially viable endeavor to meet the futuristic imperative demands of affordable world-class Residential, Commercial & Tourism mixed use properties which is bound to give the vital impetus to our Industry.
Having successfully engineered intricate projects in all sectors such as Residential, Commercial, Tourism, Social & Basic Infrastructure, we are geared to explore new avenues as a Developer & a full-fledged Infra-EPC Company and for our ambitious aspirations we are in pursuit for such domain projects in the above arenas of specialization.
Some of our Prestigious Projects are :
Santacruz Airport, Mumbai
The Leela, Mumbai
Goa Airport
Goa NRI Housing Society
The Fariyas, Lonavala
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar University, Lonare Distt. Raigad
Country Club, Kolad Distt. Raigad
Dahisar Skywalk, Dahisar (W) Mumbai
Maxus Mall cum Multiplex, Bhayander Thane
Club Millennium, Juhu Mumbai
Bhakt Niwas, Shirdi
Total built up : Over 2 million square feet
Projects worth : INR 12.5 billion ( Rs. 125 Crores )
Our PMC services that go hand in hand with EPC, have the following scope :
A) Pre-Construction Stage:-
• Procurement Management
• Planning Management
• Tender Management
• Change Order Management
• Value Engineering
B) Construction Stage :-
• Construction Management
• Commercial Management
• Quality assurance and Quality Control Management.
• -Planning, Monitoring and Reporting
C) Post-Construction Stage:-
• Coordinate As Built Drawings.
• Testing & Commissioning
• Technical Handover.
• Commercial Handover.
• Final Bill Closing.
Besides PMC, TGB also forays into other allied fields :
Land :
• Land Acquisition
Land parcel identification, ground realty check, title search
Documentation, Conveyance deed & registration
• Land Development, Land Management & Land Bank
Developer:
Real Infra Development; Greenfield Project Development;
Town & Country Planning; Urban & Rural Development; Tourism Destinations & Circuits Development; Industrial; Social & Basic Infrastructure Development.
Joint Ventures :
Land purchase & plotting; Residential & Commercial; Infrastructure; Contractors & PMCs; Real Estate; Machinery & Equipment
Real Estate Management :
Investment Portfolios; FDI Compliant Properties; NRI, POI, FII, OBC; Sales, Lease & Purchase;
Economic Risk Factor Update: June 2024 [SlideShare]Commonwealth
May’s reports showed signs of continued economic growth, said Sam Millette, director, fixed income, in his latest Economic Risk Factor Update.
For more market updates, subscribe to The Independent Market Observer at https://blog.commonwealth.com/independent-market-observer.
Enhancing Asset Quality: Strategies for Financial Institutionsshruti1menon2
Ensuring robust asset quality is not just a mere aspect but a critical cornerstone for the stability and success of financial institutions worldwide. It serves as the bedrock upon which profitability is built and investor confidence is sustained. Therefore, in this presentation, we delve into a comprehensive exploration of strategies that can aid financial institutions in achieving and maintaining superior asset quality.
STREETONOMICS: Exploring the Uncharted Territories of Informal Markets throug...sameer shah
Delve into the world of STREETONOMICS, where a team of 7 enthusiasts embarks on a journey to understand unorganized markets. By engaging with a coffee street vendor and crafting questionnaires, this project uncovers valuable insights into consumer behavior and market dynamics in informal settings."
New Visa Rules for Tourists and Students in Thailand | Amit Kakkar Easy VisaAmit Kakkar
Discover essential details about Thailand's recent visa policy changes, tailored for tourists and students. Amit Kakkar Easy Visa provides a comprehensive overview of new requirements, application processes, and tips to ensure a smooth transition for all travelers.
The Impact of Generative AI and 4th Industrial RevolutionPaolo Maresca
This infographic explores the transformative power of Generative AI, a key driver of the 4th Industrial Revolution. Discover how Generative AI is revolutionizing industries, accelerating innovation, and shaping the future of work.
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In a tight labour market, job-seekers gain bargaining power and leverage it into greater job quality—at least, that’s the conventional wisdom.
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Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
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MDIA p3 09 INFRASTRUCTURE OVERVIEW 150727
1. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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OVERVIEW
2. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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6. … which is part of MAN BUILT
CAPITAL (MBC)
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7. Elements of INFRASTRUCTURE:
● Transport;
● Communications;
● Energy;
● Water;
● Storm water and sewer;
● Flood control;
● Industrial;
● Health;
● Education;
● Housing;
● Commercial and administrative;
● Tourism;
● Religious; and more
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
8. Examples …
● Communications;
● Energy … Electric Power Generation;
● Energy … Electric Power Transmission;
● Energy … Oil and Gas Pipelines;
● Transport … Airports and Seaports
● Transport … Freight Rail
● Transport … Roads and Bridges;
● Transport … Passenger Rail;
● Urban Infrastructure;
● Water and Sewer.
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
11. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPCITY BUILDINGS
14. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPCOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE
15. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPUNDERSEA CABLES
19. ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE
comprises:
● Production facilities;
● Terminal facilities;
● Refineries;
● Oil and Gas Pipelines;
● Electric Power Generation;
● Electric Power Transmission;
● Renewable Energy Facilities.
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21. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPCENTRAL ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION
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EOPDIESEL ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION
23. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPPOWER CELL ELECTRIC GENERATION
25. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION
27. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPOIL PIPELINE
28. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPOIL PIPELINE
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EOPTIDAL POWER ELECTRIC GENERATION
31. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPWIND POWER ELECTRIC GENERATION
32. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPPV SOLAR POWER ELECTRIC GENERATION
33. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPTHERMAL SOLAR POWER ELECTRIC GENERATION
49. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPDALLAS FORT WORTH AIRPORT
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EOPPORT OF LOS ANGELES
53. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPHIGHWAYS IN USA (SEATTLE)
54. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPHIGHWAYS IN BEIJING
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EOPGOLDEN GATE BRIDGE
56. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPJIAOZHOU BAY BRIDGE IN CHINA
58. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPTWO HIGH CONTAINER TRAIN
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EOPCOAL TRAIN
60. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPCRUDE OIL TRAIN
62. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPJAPANESE BULLET TRAIN
63. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPHIGH SPEED TRAIN IN EUROPE
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EOPWATER FOR NEW YORK CITY
68. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPREPAIRING WATER MAIN
70. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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EOPWATER TREATMENT
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EOPSEWAGE TREATMENT
74. UNDERINVESTMENT
From a technical perspective, there is the
capacity to upgrade the world's infrastructure
so that it serves society in an efficient way. The
problem is that the way the socio-enviro-
economic SYSTEM is being managed is a such
that only a tiny part of what is needed gets
funded and built.
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
75. FINANCING
The financial community has been creative in
many ways … but they have completely failed
to find ways for important infrastructure to get
funded. In part this is because of a singular
interest in profit performance and zero interest
in for good results. As long as 'good' is not
measured this cannot change.
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
76. EDUCATED AND UNEMPLOYED
A huge population of youth has reasonably
good education and are unemployed. The
world is not short of people nor technology to
upgrade the world's infrastructure. The world
is short of bankers and political leaders who
can see the immense value in employing
people to build and maintain infrastructure.
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
77. Physical Capital may be owned by Corporate
Organizations, by Private Individuals or by the
Public Sector.
Ownership has been a key feature of modern
capitalism … and is worthy of more study and
understanding.
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
78. Elements of INFRASTRUCTURE:
● Transport;
● Communications;
● Energy;
● Water;
● Storm water and sewer;
● Flood control;
● Industrial;
● Health;
● Education;
● Housing;
● Commercial and administrative;
● Tourism;
● Religious; and more
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
79. Follow up: Request for Feedback
Getting these ideas fleshed out into a clear, simple but
comprehensive structure is a big job and remains a work-in-
progress. Many organizations are making progress with this,
but there is no broad universal framework yet that will enable
all the pieces to come together and work efficiently.
I would like to get feedback from anyone and everyone to
help move this initiative forward. While I have some clear
concepts about much of this architecture, there are many
details that I do not know enough about and need help. So,
please feel free to contact me (peterbnyc@gmail.com).
Please put something relevant and catchy in the subject line.
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
80. Some links and contact information:
Peter Burgess … peterbnyc@gmail.com
Peter Burgess LinkedIn profile
https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterburgess1
Link to TrueValueMetrics.org website
http://www.truevaluemetrics.org/
Link to navigation for MDIA slidesets
http://www.truevaluemetrics.org/DBadmin/DBtxt001.php?vv1=list0200-Burgess-p3-Slidesets
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81. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
Money Government
Laws/Rules
Public
Infrastructure
Industry
Mining
Energy
Waste
Retail
Logistics
Knowledge
Technology
Financial
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Capital
Institutional
Capital
Social
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Financial
Capital
Physical
Capital
Knowledge
Capital
Institutional
Capital
Social
CapitalMBC
Water
Sewer
Regulations
Security
Private
Sector
Public
Sector
Electric
Grid
Buildings
Banks
Capital
Markets
Community
Culture
Religion
Recreation
Insurance
Health
Education
Roads
Transport
Public Lands
Research
82. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
Money Government
Laws/Rules
Public
Infrastructure
Industry
Mining
Energy
Waste
Retail
Logistics
Knowledge
Technology
Financial
Capital
Physical
Capital
Knowledge
Capital
Institutional
Capital
Social
Capital
Financial
Capital
Physical
Capital
Knowledge
Capital
Institutional
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Social
CapitalMBC
Water
Sewer
Regulations
Security
Private
Sector
Public
Sector
Electric
Grid
Buildings
Banks
Capital
Markets
Community
Culture
Religion
Recreation
Insurance
Health
Education
Roads
Transport
Public Lands
Research
83. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
Money Government
Laws/Rules
Public
Infrastructure
Industry
Mining
Energy
Waste
Retail
Logistics
Knowledge
Technology
Financial
Capital
Physical
Capital
Knowledge
Capital
Institutional
Capital
Social
Capital
Financial
Capital
Physical
Capital
Knowledge
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Capital
Social
CapitalMBC
Water
Sewer
Regulations
Security
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Sector
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Sector
Electric
Grid
Buildings
Banks
Capital
Markets
Community
Culture
Religion
Recreation
Insurance
Health
Education
Roads
Transport
Public Lands
Research
84. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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Social media online
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85. Follow up: Request for Feedback
Getting these ideas fleshed out into a clear, simple but
comprehensive structure is a big job and remains a work-in-
progress. Many organizations are making progress with this,
but there is no broad universal framework yet that will enable
all the pieces to come together and work efficiently.
I would like to get feedback from anyone and everyone to
help move this initiative forward. While I have some clear
concepts about much of this architecture, there are many
details that I do not know enough about and need help. So,
please feel free to contact me (peterbnyc@gmail.com).
Please put something relevant and catchy in the subject line.
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
86. Some links and contact information:
Peter Burgess … peterbnyc@gmail.com
Peter Burgess LinkedIn profile
https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterburgess1
Link to TrueValueMetrics.org website
http://www.truevaluemetrics.org/
Link to navigation for MDIA slidesets
http://www.truevaluemetrics.org/DBadmin/DBtxt001.php?vv1=list0200-Burgess-p3-Slidesets
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING