Program and presentations - Concept Symposium 2016
Program and presentations
Program and presentations
Day 1 – Thursday 8 September 2016 |
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Morning Bird Program: Vanity in projects Peder A. Berg, Deputy Director General, Norwegian Ministry of Finance |
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Opening statement by the Symposium Chair Bjørn Andersen, Professor, NTNU, Norway |
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Updates on project governance in Norway Peder A. Berg, Deputy Director General, Norwegian Ministry of Finance |
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The petroleum sector in crisis – or business as usual? Petter Osmundsen, Professor, University of Stavanger, Norway |
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Updates on project governance in six OECD countries Knut Samset, Professor NTNU and Program Director Concept Research Program, Norway |
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Initiation of Major Projects in BP John R Brownridge, Appraisal General Manager, British Petroleum, UK |
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Session 1 Flexibility in projects - curse or boon – and for whom? Chair: Nils Olsson Professor, NTNU |
Session 2 Chair: Heidi Bull-Berg Research manager, SINTEF |
Session 3 Chair: Ola Lædre Associate professor, NTNU |
Projectification, Innovative Capacity and Flexibility: Macro- and micro level perspectives. Andreas Wald, Professor, University of Agder Norway |
Feasibility study of a fixed link across the Oslo fjord
Anders Jordbakke, Project manager, Norwegian Road Administration Norway |
International experience with implementation strategies
Olav Torp, |
Flexible project management strategies with real options thinking and Scenario Planning Maartje van Reedt Dortland, Advisor, Cadastre Land Registry and Mapping Agency, The Netherlands |
The economic case for Crossrail Volterra, |
Exploring the Application of the Alliance Delivery Model within UK Rail Infrastructure: A Case Study |
Are Real Options sufficiently appreciated in project evaluations?
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Megaprojects - the productivity gap, uncertainty and economic viability Saïd Business School, Oxford, UK
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Let metrics talk and let experts do their job – Experiences with the Best Value Approach |
The Evolution of the Quebec Governance Framework Canada |
Major projects - Cost creep from design to decision Menon Economics |
Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) in Norwegian Bridge Projects NTNU Norway |
Flexible and frightened - or flexible and fearless?
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The governance of mega airport construction projects in China Dr. Guangshe Jia, Professor, Tongji University, |
The contract strategy at Ringeriksbanen |
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Day 2 – Friday 9 September 2016 |
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Session 4
Researcher, NTNU |
Session 5
Research Director, NTNU |
Session 6
Senior Researcher, SINTEF |
The trade-off between private and public funding of transport infrastructure Molde University College |
New energy solutions in Statoil Stein Trygve Briskeby, Norway |
Ex ante and ex post evaluation – making use of evaluation results Knut Samset, |
Agency costs in the privatization of social infrastructure financing Espen Solheim-Kile, MSc, University of Agder Norway |
Sustainability and Performance for Government Programs in the Digital Environment Stephen Hayes |
Learning across hospital projects by a shared evaluation agency
Kari Gro Johanson, Project Director, |
Financial uncertainty of the Fehmarn Belt fixed link
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Environmental considerations when selecting public investment projects
MSc, BI Norwegian Business School |
Towards an Optimal Evaluation System Jarle Haarstad, Senior partner, Scanteam, |
Mark S. Hellowell, Senior Lecturer, University of Edinburgh, |
Aspects of sustainability – New harbour in Kirkenes |
Dutch politicians’ use of cost-benefit analysis |
Statement by the Symposium Chair Bjørn Andersen, Professor, NTNU, Norway |
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The probable, the uncertain, and the hypothetical: Problems of assessment and communication Karl Halvor Teigen, Professor emeritus University of Oslo and Adjunct research scientist Simula Research Laboratory Norway |
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Governing major public sector projects in the United Kingdom Timothy Augustus Banfield, Consultant, The Nichols Group, UK |
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Summary remarks and closing statement Gro Holst Volden, Research Director, Concept Research Program, Norway
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