臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

本研究對於營建業中的專案控制方法，特別是實獲值管理（Earned Value Management, EVM）進行了深入探究。研究目標分三個部分：首先，建立一個穩 健的選擇過程，以識別可信的學術來源；其次，系統地分類和分析現有關於專案 控制與 EVM 的文獻，使用包含七個不同類別的綜合框架；第三，識別新興趨勢 及潛在的未來研究領域，從而為該領域提供有價值的見解。透過嚴謹的選擇過
程，本研究從可信期刊挑選論文，仔細區分這些論文與流行商業雜誌。這些論文 隨後被組織和分析，使用包含關鍵類別的分類框架，如研究問題、方法論、分 析、驗證、應用、限制及未來研究。此一系統分類過程的結果揭示了專案類型、規模與 EVM 研究主題之間的顯著關聯性。現有研究主要集中在營建與大型專案 的 EVM，強調它們做為 EVM 研究主要對象的重要性。然而，這也突顯了各種相關
專案類型與規模的研究不足，而需進一步調查。EVM 研究出現了四個重要的研究 主題：EVM 模型與方法、數據管理與整合、風險與和質量管理以及專業應用。此 全面的回顧強調了 EVM 在營建專案的廣泛適用性，並提供未來研究方向的可行 建議。透過為學者提供導航於基本 EVM 研究的路線圖，本研究做為推進營建業 專案控制方法的寶貴參考。此外，它透過評估特定營建背景下的管理方法，填補
了文獻的空缺，豐富了該領域的學術論述。了解當前研究格局及其發展軌跡，對 於引導未來研究作出有意義的貢獻至關重要。

This study presents a meticulous examination of project control methodologies, particularly focusing on Earned Value Management (EVM), within the construction
industry. The research objectives are threefold: firstly, to establish a robust selection process for identifying reputable scholarly sources, to systematically categorize and analyze existing literature on project control and EVM, employing a comprehensive framework encompassing seven distinct classes; and thirdly, to identify emerging trends and potential areas for future research, thereby offering valuable insights for scholars in the field. Through a thorough selection process, this study curated articles from reputable journals, meticulously distinguishing them from popular business magazines. These articles were then organized and analyzed using a classification framework comprising key classes such as research problem, methodology, analysis, validation, application, limitations, and future research. The outcomes of this systematic classification process reveal significant correlations between project type, size, and the research themes of EVM studies across diverse construction projects. The predominant focus of existing research has centered on EVM in building and large-scale projects, underscoring their significance as primary subjects for EVM studies. However, this highlights a notable gap in research concerning projects of various types and sizes, warranting further investigation. Four pivotal research themes within EVM studies emerged: EVM models and methods, data management and integration, risk and quality management, and specialized applications. This comprehensive review underscores the extensive applicability of EVM in construction projects and offers actionable recommendations for future research directions. By providing a roadmap for scholars to navigate through essential EVM studies, this thesis serves as a valuable reference for advancing project control methodologies within the construction industry. Moreover, it contributes to filling a gap in the literature by evaluating management approaches in specific construction contexts,thereby enriching scholarly discourse in this domain. Understanding the current research landscape and its trajectory is crucial for steering future studies towards meaningful contributions in project control and EVM.

摘要 ------------ii
ABSTRACT------- iii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS------- iv
TABLE OF CONTENTS------ v
LIST OF TABLES-----vii
LIST OF FIGURES----viii
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION-----1
1.1. Overview of Project Management----1
1.2. Research Background-------1
1.3. Research Questions--------3
1.4. Research Objectives-------4
1.5. Thesis Outlines-----------4
1.6. Research Procedure--------5
1.7. Research Limitations and Scope----7
CHAPTER 2 LITERATURE REVIEW-------8
2.1. Principles of EVM-----8
2.2. Key Parameters of Earned Value Management System----10
2.3. Earned Value Performance Measures----12
2.4. Earned Value Forecasting Indicators-----13
2.5. EVM in Construction industry-----14
2.6. Systematic Literature Review-------15
2.7. Applied Methodology-------17
2.7.1. Preparatory Step------17
2.7.2. Defining the Scope------17
2.7.3. Selection process for the publication------18
2.7.4. Screening of Publications--------18
2.7.5. Classification of the Literature-------18
2.7.6. Analysis Approach---------18
2.7.7. Future Research and Discussion------19
2.8. Summary-------19
CHAPTER 3 METHODOLOGY-------20
3.1. Paper Retrieval--------20
3.2. Research Framework -----20
CHAPTER 4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION------24
4.1. Articles Collection-----------24
4.1.1. Published Time-------28
4.1.2. Type of EVM articles published----29
4.1.3. Articles by catchword-----------31
4.1.4. Articles Final Scrutiny---------33
4.1.5. Published Journals---------36
4.2. Classification Framework-----37
4.2.1. Existing Research Problem----39
4.2.2. Research Methodologies--------49
4.2.3. Analysis---------55
4.2.4. Validation-------57
4.2.5. Application------60
4.3. Future Research-----62
4.3.1. Research Limitations-------64
4.3.2. Future Research Recommendations------68
CHAPETR 5 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATION----82
5.1. Conclusions-------82
5.2. Contributions and Limitations------83
5.3. Future Research Recommendations----84
REFERENCES--------87
APPENDIX----------93

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