In-House & Owner-Managed Delivery
Programmes delivered by the organisation's own people rather than an external prime — Boeing's in-house 737 MAX derivative programme, Berlin Airport's owner-managed Eigenregie construction without a general contractor, JPMorgan's in-house CIO trading operation, TEPCO's privately operated nuclear fleet, the Suez Canal Authority's own transit operations, Foxconn's self-delivered Wisconsin campus, the DPRK's state-directed Ryugyong construction, TSMC's internal fab programme and Apple's single-owner campus delivery.
8 Investigations
In-House & Owner-Managed Delivery appears in 8 Project Insider Asia investigations, covering Billion Dollar Failures, Corporate Disasters, Megaprojects, Governance and Design & Delivery. Featured: Boeing 737 MAX, JPMorgan CIO Trading Loss and Berlin Brandenburg Airport and 5 more.
Boeing 737 MAX
Boeing 737 MAX: How MCAS, Certification and Organisational Failures…
JPMorgan CIO Trading Loss
How the London Whale Lost $6.2 Billion and Exposed Shadow IT Risk
Berlin Brandenburg Airport
Berlin Brandenburg Airport: How Governance, Design Changes and…
Fukushima Daiichi
A Manmade Disaster: How Japan's Nuclear Establishment Designed Out the…
Ever Given: Six Days That Stopped World Trade
How a 400-Metre Ship, a Sandstorm and a Chain of Contested Decisions…
Foxconn in Wisconsin: The $10 Billion Factory That Never Was
13,000 Promised Jobs, More Than $4 Billion in Pledged Taxpayer Support…
TSMC's GigaFab Programme: The Megaproject Machine That Never Stops
How TSMC Turned a US$17 Billion Fab From a Major Capital Programme Into…
Apple Park: How Design Ambition Shaped a Multi-Billion-Dollar Headquarters
Inside the US$5 Billion Campus Where Product-Design Governance Met…
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