SUMMARY

1. Brief, Discovery & Information Gathering

1.1 Capabilities
1.1.1 What do we generally offer?
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1.1.2 How do we develop business?
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1.1.3 What are pre-lease services?
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1.1.4 How do we win projects?
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1.1.5 How do we know what capabilities the client needs?
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1.2 Briefing
1.2.1 How do I prepare to take a brief?
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1.2.2 What questions should I ask?
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1.2.3 How do we respond to a request for a proposal (RFP)?
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1.2.4 What if we cannot meet the client in person at first?
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1.3 Discovery
1.3.1 What is discovery?
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1.3.2 How can I get more help?
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1.3.3 What if the client is facing big changes?
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1.3.4 How do we define success?
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1.4 Information Gathering
1.4.1 How do we establish project scope?
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1.4.2 How do we establish budget or cost?
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1.4.3 How do we establish time?
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1.4.4 How do I consolidate and confirm information?
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1.5 Client Management
1.5.1 What do I need to know about the client?
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1.5.2 How do I reach an agreement with a client?
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1.5.3 What if they have conflicting goals internally?
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1.5.4 How can I deepen trust?
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1.5.5 How can i set up for success?
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2. Schematic Design

2.1 Analysis
2.1.1 What do we need to start designing?
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2.1.2 How do we analyze the information?
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2.1.3 What if information we deem critical is unavailable?
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2.2 Team Structure
2.2.1 Who should be on my team?
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2.2.2 What if there is a skill missing in the team?
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2.2.3 What if there is a change in key personnel assigned?
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2.2.4 How do I work with remote clients?
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2.2.5 How do I work with a committee?
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2.3 Developing a Schematic Design
2.3.1 How do I schematically design?
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2.3.2 What are the objectives at this stage?
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2.3.3 How do we organize the work?
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2.3.4 What constraints or compliance issues do we need to watch out for?
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2.4 Proposal Development
2.4.1 How do we assemble a proposal?
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2.4.2 What is involved in organizing a presentation?
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2.4.3 What presentation strategies are available?
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2.5 Follow Up
2.5.1 What is “follow up” and why does it matter?
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2.5.2 What follow though options are available?
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2.5.3 What if we don’t get the reactions and decisions we wanted?
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3. Integrated Development

3.1 Organizing
3.1.1 How can we gain commitment and real team work?
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3.1.2 How do we organize the work?
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3.1.3 What is the process to develop and integrate all the systems?
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3.1.4 How do we stay within time and cost targets as we develop the design?
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3.2 Integrating
3.2.1 How do we prepare the team for an integrated effort?
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3.2.2 How do I keep the team coordinated and focused on the right things?
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3.2.3 How do we introduce new team participants to the objectives and gain their full contribution to success?
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3.2.4 How do we clearly update and explain the project integration to the client team or committee as it become complex?
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3.3 Collaborating
3.3.1 What are my options for collaborating?
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3.3.2 How do we run effective meetings?
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3.3.3 What is the leader’s role in the collaborative process?
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3.3.4 What if key people are too busy to attend and really participate?
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3.4 Tracking
3.4.1 What is involved in tracking and reporting?
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3.4.2 How do we track and report time?
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3.4.3 How do we track and report budget or projected costs?
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3.4.4 How do we report a problem?
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3.5 Distributing
3.5.1 How do we organize the distribution of project information?
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3.5.2 How can we ensure everyone is working to the latest and correct information?
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3.5.3 What can we do if changes start to occur too quickly to keep up?
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4. Site Startup & Construction

4.1 Site Startup
4.1.1 What is done at Site Handover?
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4.1.2 How do we handle site start up?
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4.1.3 What prior approvals are needed?
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4.1.4 What are the essentials of site safety?
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4.1.5 What if construction is in the client’s existing office?
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4.2 Coordination
4.2.1 How do I set up communications for construction?
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4.2.2 How do we manage risk?
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4.2.3 How do I get people to work as a team?
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4.3 Tracking Inspections
4.3.1 What is tracked and recorded at a minimum?
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4.3.2 When do we need inspections and who is involved?
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4.3.3 How do we report properly?
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4.4 Changes & Revisions
4.4.1 Are changes to be avoided?
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4.4.2 Who can initiate a change during construction?
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4.4.3 When does a change become a contractual requirement for a project?
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4.5 Testing & Commisioning
4.5.1 What is commissioning and what test are performed?
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4.5.2 How is early data centre handover managed?
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5. Completion, Finalization & Followup

5.1 Handover & Inspections
5.1.1 How are completed projects handed over?
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5.1.2 How do we handle phased handovers?
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5.1.3 How do we perform final inspection?
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5.1.4 What if there is disagreement on what needs rectifying?
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5.1.5 What are the next steps once a list has been created?
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5.2 Move Management
5.2.1 When does move management begin and what’s involved?
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5.2.2 How Does M Moser lead move management?
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5.2.3 What strategies can make a relocation successful?
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5.2.4 What if it’s a phased move in?
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5.3 Additional Items
5.3.1 What is an additional item?
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5.3.2 How do we handle additional items?
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5.3.3 What issues do we need to look out for?
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5.4 Project Closeout
5.4.1 What is needed for an account to be finalized?
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5.4.2 How do we help our clients close out a project well?
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5.5 Follow Up
5.5.1 How do we learn from a project after completion?
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5.5.2 What is involved in a post occupancy assessment?
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5.5.3 Why is a letter of recommendation important?
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5.5.4 How do we continue to be of service?
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For Approval
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Approved
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TOTAL:
450
Category GIF Question Approved Update
1110 1.1.1.a M Moser is generally best known for Workplace Design & Integrated Delivery. Cecilia Qi Preview Edit
1074 2.1.1.a We may need to proceed to design when there are still unknowns, but, at a minimum, we should: Adrian Preview Edit
1073 3.1.1.a The Best Work is Achieved When the Project Team Feel: Grace Preview Edit
244 4.1.1.a When we are responsible for both design and construction there are two handovers near the start of a project; handover of the site from the landlord to the client and handover from the client to us as the _________ builder. Adrian Preview Edit
1067 5.1.1.a Once we handover the site to the client at project completion the client moves in but we can still come in whenever we want to. Jason Li Preview Edit
1049 1.1.1.b M Moser advises clients on feasibility, master planning and building shaping. Charles Corley Preview Edit
1028 2.1.1.b Many clients choose M Moser because we have demonstrated a deep understanding of their business objectives, concerns and desires for the project, including the unspoken ones. Preview Edit
1022 3.1.2.b At all stages of any project coordination, we concern ourselves mostly with quality of communication and understanding. Adrian Preview Edit
994 4.1.1.b During a site handover, when someone accepts keys and signs a handover form, they have taken over possession the site. Adrian Preview Edit
982 5.1.1.b A client can refuse handover or signing of the handover form and still move in. Adrian Preview Edit