Ludwig Martin Professor für International Management in Engineering Fakultät für Technik Pforzheim University E-Mail: [email protected] KURZBIOGRAPHIE Prof. Dr Ludwig Martin is Professor for International Management in Engineering. He studied Civil Engineering, specializing in Construction Management, at the University of Karlsruhe (Germany), and later completed his PhD in Construction Managament and Economics at the University of Cape Town (South Africa). Prior to joining the Pforzheim University Professor Martin worked in Switzerland and South Africa, both in academia and in industry. At the Cape Peninsula University of Technology he initiated and built up study course Facility Management, funded by the German Academic Exchange Programme (DAAD). He continues to be affiliated with the University of Witwatersrand (South Africa) as a visiting academic. Through his academic work he was able to publish several papers and received various awards. KOMPETENZEN Internationales Management Organisationsentwicklung Internationale Unternehmen LEHRGEBIETE Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre AKADEMISCHE AUSBILDUNG 2010 Dr., University of Cape Town, Südafrika 2000 Diplom (Universität), Ingenieurwesen, Universität Karlsruhe, Deutschland BERUFLICHER WERDEGANG Akademische Aktivitäten und Berufserfahrung 2015 Professor, Hochschule Pforzheim, Pforzheim, Deutschland 2012 - 2014 Director, Western Cape Government: Health, Cape Town, Südafrika 24/03/2016 1/ 4 2010 - 2011 Director, Khatleli & Martin cc, Cape Town, Südafrika 2006 - 2011 Senior Lecturer, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Cape Town, Südafrika 2005 - 2010 Consultant, Freelance, Cape Town, Südafrika 2002 - 2005 Akademischer Mitarbeiter, ETH Zürich, Zürich, Schweiz 2001 - 2001 Office Manager / Construction Manager, Liebenberg & Stander East and South Cape (Pty) ltd, Eas London, Südafrika LEHRERFAHRUNG Gastdozent: Innovation in Construction, University of Cape Town, 2012-2013), South Africa Lehrauftrag: Master International Construction Management, University of Bath, 2010-2011), United Kingdom Visiting lecturer: Project Management - Block courses, Polytec of Namibia, 2009-2011), Namibia Senior lecturer: Construction Management & Research Methodology, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 20062011), South Africa WEITERE AKTIVITÄTEN Leitung Seminar/Workshop 2015-2015 E-mobility workshop Vortrag auf Konferenz/Fachtagung 2011-2011 Learning in the construction industry – an analysis based on Activity Theory Vortrag/Referat 2015-2015 E-mobility for South Africa: business preparation workshop Halten eines fachlichen Vortrags auf Einladung regionaler oder nationaler beruflicher Vereinigungen 2015-2015 Keynote address: Dr Richard Maponya Annual Soweto Entrepreneurship Conference, Soweto Mitglied eines Arbeitskreises 2011-2012 Green Building Council of South Africa: Technical Committee Public Building AUSZEICHNUNGEN 2010 ARCOM / CIOB Construction Management Paper Award 2010 24/03/2016 2/ 4 2010 ARCOM / CIOB Construction Management Paper Award 2010 2006 CIDB Best Paper Award 2002 Ed Züblin Preis 2002 2000 Franz und Alexandra Kirchhoff Stiftung: Studienförderung PUBLIKATIONEN Dissertation MARTIN, L. (2010). Transfer mechanisms of knowledge and skills from established to emerging civil engineering contractors., Kapstadt, Südafrika. Beitrag in Zeitschrift MARTIN, L. (2012). Social capital of South African emerging contractors - implications on learning. Journal of Construction, 5 (2), pp. 17-24. MARTIN, L. (2012). An analysis of induced organizational learning: The case of emerging South African civil engineering subcontractors. African Journal of Business Management, 6 (42), 10645-54. MARTIN, L., & ROOT, D. (2012). Profiling emerging contractors for effective transformation in the South African construction sector. Development Southern Africa, 29 (2), 209-23. MARTIN, L., & ROOT, D. (2010). Emerging contractors in South Africa: Interactions and learning. Journal of Engineering, Design and Technology, 8 (1), pp. 64-79. MARTIN, L., HARTMANN, A., & DORÉE, A. (2010). A constructivist approach for teaching research methodology in construction. International Journal of Construction Education and Research, 6 (4), pp. 253-270. Beitrag in Tagungsband MARTIN, L. (2011). A matter of personality – interactions among contractors analyzed using Activity Theory., Proceedings of the 7th CIDB Postgraduate Conference (pp. 60-67). MARTIN, L. (2011). Learning in the construction industry – an analysis based on Activity Theory., Proceedings of the 27th Annual ARCOM Conference (pp. 535-44). HOLTZHAUSEN, J., & MARTIN, L. (2011). Site-staff transport in the construction industry., Proceedings IEEE / ISBEIA. MARTIN, L. (2010). Challenges faced by South African emerging contractors – review and update., Proceedings of the COBRA/RICS conference. MARTIN, L., & ROOT, D. (2010). Learning experiences for South African SMEs: Interactions with established contractors., Proceedings of the 26th Annual ARCOM Conference (pp. 675-84). MARTIN, L., & HARTMANN, A. (2010). Understanding knowledge creation in construction: Activity theory as an alternative approach., Proceedings of the 26th Annual ARCOM Conference (pp. 737-46). MARTIN, L. (2010). Facility Management in Südafrika: Land, Immobilien und Studienprogramme., Tagungsband Facility Management Messe und Kongress (pp. 157-166). MARTIN, L., & ROOT, D. (2009). A survey of small contractors’ interactions in South Africa., Proceedings of the CIB Joint International Symposium – Construction facing worldwide challenges. MARTIN, L., & ROOT, D. (2009). Knowledge Creation in Construction: The SECI Model., Proceedings of the 25th Annual ARCOM Conference (pp. 749-58). HARTMANN, A., DORÉE, A., & MARTIN, L. (2008). A role-play approach for teaching research methodology., Proceedings of the 24th Annual ARCOM Conference (pp. 933-42). ROOT, D., & MARTIN, L. (2008). Empowerment in South Africa and the educational aspect of the Basho., Proceedings of the 24th Annual ARCOM Conference (pp. 953-62). 24/03/2016 3/ 4 ROOT, D., & MARTIN, L. (2008). Empowerment in South Africa and the educational aspect of the Basho., Proceedings of the 24th Annual ARCOM Conference (pp. 953-62). MARTIN, L., & MARAIS, D. (2008). Delay analysis and its potential to reduce situations resulting in claims and losses., Proceedings of the 5th Postgraduate Student Conference. MARTIN, L., & ROOT, D. (2007). Reflections and observations on the use of broad-based survey methods on the South African construction sector., Proceedings of the 23rd Annual ARCOM Conference (pp. 191-200). MÜLLER, K., & MARTIN, L. (2006). The engagement of international construction companies in South Africa in the light of preferential procurement., Proceedings of the 4th Postgraduate Student Conference. MARTIN, L., & SCHEELE, F. (2006). The Application of Ground Penetrating Radar in Road Pavement Assessments., Proceedings of the 3rd IRF/SARF Regional Conference for Africa (pp. 46-56). MARTIN, L., & ROOT, D. (2005). Fostering black economic empowerment: Mechanisms of knowledge and skills transfer from established to emerging companies., Proceedings of the 3rd Postgraduate Student Conference (pp. 9199). 24/03/2016 4/ 4
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