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Gajendran, T., Brewer, G. J., Chen, S. E.. Technische Universitat Dresden, Institute for Construction Informatics; 2005. Project teams and ICT: surfacing the critical success factors.
Brewer, G., Gajendran, T., Landorf, C., Williams, T.. Institution of Civil Engineers / Thomas Telford Ltd.; 2008. Educating for urban sustainability: a transdisciplinary approach.
Williams, A., Gajendran, T., Sher, W.. University of Wolverhampton; 2004. Working in groups: a multiple perspective approach to assessment of performance.
Gajendran, T., Brewer, G., Chen, S. E.. International Conference on Construction and Real Estate Management; 2005. Integration of information and communication technology: a cultural perspective.
Brewer, G., Gajendran, T., Hilaire, T.. University of Auckland; 2013. ICT-mediated project team collaboration and issues of trust: an Actor Network Theory perspective.
Brewer, G. J., Gajendran, T., Chen, S. E.. Technische Universitat Dresden, Institute for Construction Informatics; 2005. The use of ICT in the construction industry: critical success factors and strategic relationships in temporary project organisations.
Brewer, G. J., Gajendran, T., Chen, S. E.. Technische Universitat Dresden, Institute for Construction Informatics; 2005. Construction project supply chains and their use of ICT.
Cohen, M., Gajendran, T., Lloyd, J., Maund, K., Smith, C., Bhim, S., Vaughan, J.. NSW Government, Landcom; 2018. Valuing creative placemaking: development of a toolkit for public and private stakeholders. Stage 1: literature review 2018.
Altarawneh, L., Mackee, J., Gajendran, T.. Massey University and The University of Auckland; 2016. Acceptable flood risk in residential land-uses in Ipswich, Queensland.
Toinpre, O., Gajendran, T., Mackee, J.. Elsevier BV; 2018. A conceptual frame using 'knowledge' as a lens for deconstructing the Sendai Framework Priority 1: understanding disaster risks.
Zakaria, S. A. S., Brewer, G., Gajendran, T.. International Association of Engineers; 2012. Behavioral economics perspective in exploring the decision making of industrialised building systems in Malaysia.
Hilaire, T., Brewer, G., Gajendran, T.. University of Auckland; 2013. Sustainable residential aged care: the influence of environment on carer work satisfaction and stress.
Von Meding, J., Le Goff, R., Brewer, G., MacKee, J., Gajendran, T., Crick, S.. University of Auckland; 2013. Defining a research agenda for slow-onset disaster research in the Hunter Region, NSW.
Wimalaratne, P. L. I., Kulathunga, U., Gajendran, T.. University of Moratuwa; 2021. Comparison between the terms constructability and buildability: A systematic literature review.
Zakaria, S. A. S., Brewer, G., Gajendran, T.. World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology; 2012. Contextual factors in the decision making of industrialized building system technology.
Brewer, G., Gajendran, T., Beard, C.. CRC Press; 2010. Influences on the adoption of BPM/BIM: an Australian perspective.
Toinpre, O., Mackee, J., Gajendran, T.. Elsevier; 2018. A Framework for Understanding the Influence of Isomorphic Pressures on Governance of Disaster Risks.
Weththasinghe, K. K., Gajendran, T., Brewer, G.. Central Queensland University; 2016. Barriers in proper implementation of Public Private Partnerships (PPP) in Sri Lanka.
Altarawneh, L., Mackee, J., Gajendran, T.. WIT Press; 2016. Factors underlying the concept of risk acceptance in the context of flood-prone land use.
Tang, W. C., Mak, M. Y., Gajendran, T.. Queensland University of Technology; 2013. Evaluation of assessment practices for Bachelor of Construction Management (BCM) program.
Maund, K., Gajendran, T., Brewer, G.. University of Auckland; 2013. The influence of legislation upon onsite construction environmental management operations: a qualitative analysis.
Brewer, G., Gajendran, T., Chen, S.. Australian Institute Of Project Management (AIPM); 2005. Critical success factors for ICT mediated supply chains: implications for project managers.
Gajendran, T., Brewer, G.. CRC Press; 2010. Cultural analysis for ICT integration: case study analysis of a construction project.