Peer-reviewed journal articles, conference papers and the PhD thesis authored by Dr. Hassan Eliwa and co-authors. Every card links directly to the publisher record (ASCE, MDPI, ITcon, Massey University or the conference proceedings) so you can read the abstract and, where the publisher allows, the full paper.
Organizational infrastructure and information and communication technology infrastructure alignment in construction organizations
Eliwa, H. K.; Jelodar, M. B.; Poshdar, M.; Zavvari, A.
Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (ASCE), 150(7), 04024057
Examines the alignment between organisational infrastructure and ICT infrastructure inside construction firms, drawing on survey data from the New Zealand construction industry. Identifies which alignment dimensions most strongly drive ICT performance and project delivery outcomes.
- Research topic:
- Strategic alignment between organisational and ICT infrastructure
- Category:
- ICT in Construction
- DOI:
- 10.1061/JCEMD4.COENG-14424
- Citations (Google Scholar):
- 11
- Source:
- ASCE Library
Information and communication technology applications in construction organizations: a scientometric review
Eliwa, H. K.; Jelodar, M. B.; Poshdar, M.; Yi, W.
Journal of Information Technology in Construction (ITcon), 28, 286–305
Scientometric review of three decades of ICT-in-construction research — keyword co-occurrence, author networks, country clusters and thematic evolution. Highlights research gaps around organisational alignment, governance and SME adoption.
- Research topic:
- Scientometric mapping of ICT research in construction (1990–2022)
- Category:
- ICT in Construction
- DOI:
- 10.36680/j.itcon.2023.015
- Citations (Google Scholar):
- 12
- Source:
- ITcon
Underperformance of information and communication technology in construction organizations: a correlational study between the performance and the strategic alignment
Eliwa, H. K.
Massey University — School of Built Environment, PhD Thesis
Doctoral research investigating why ICT investments underperform in construction firms. Develops and tests a strategic-alignment model linking organisational infrastructure, ICT infrastructure and ICT performance across the New Zealand construction sector.
- Research topic:
- ICT performance, strategic alignment, construction organisations (NZ)
- Category:
- Academic Research
- Source:
- Massey University
Information and communication technology (ICT) utilization and infrastructure alignment in construction organizations
Eliwa, H. K.; Jelodar, M. B.; Poshdar, M.
Buildings (MDPI), 12(3), 281
Empirical study of ICT utilisation patterns across construction organisations and the degree to which their ICT infrastructure aligns with organisational strategy. Open-access in Buildings (MDPI); the most-cited paper in the series with 30+ citations.
- Research topic:
- ICT utilisation, infrastructure alignment, construction firms
- Category:
- ICT in Construction
- DOI:
- 10.3390/buildings12030281
- Citations (Google Scholar):
- 30
- Source:
- MDPI
Information Technology Applications in Construction Organizations: A Systematic Review
Eliwa, H.; Jelodar, M. B.; Yi, W.; Poshdar, M.
Proceedings of the 6th New Zealand Built Environment Research Symposium (NZBERS)
Systematic literature review of information-technology applications in construction organisations, classifying tools by lifecycle stage, organisational function and reported benefits / barriers. Foundational paper for the later scientometric and journal work.
- Research topic:
- Systematic literature review of IT in construction
- Category:
- ICT in Construction
- Citations (Google Scholar):
- 5
- Source:
- ResearchGate
Information technology and New Zealand construction industry: an empirical study towards strategic alignment of project and organization
Eliwa, H.; Jelodar, M. B.; Poshdar, M.
Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Construction Applications of Virtual Reality (CONVR 2018), Auckland
Empirical study of IT use in the New Zealand construction industry and the alignment between project-level and organisational-level IT strategy. Sets out the research framework later expanded in the doctoral thesis and journal articles.
- Research topic:
- Strategic alignment of IT with construction projects (NZ)
- Category:
- ICT in Construction
- Citations (Google Scholar):
- 21
- Source:
- ResearchGate
