SEEK: Salford Environment for Expertise and Knowledge
Mr Stelios Sapountzis
Mr Stelios Sapountzis
postal addressMaxwell Building - 4th floor (412), University of Salford, The Crescent, University of Salford, M5 4WT.
email addresss.sapountzis@salford.ac.uk
telephone0161 2954815
website addresshttp://www.haciric.org
Key Memberships
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Member of School: School of the Built Environment
From September 2007 to present.
Full Member of Research Institute: Research Institute for the Built & Human Environment (BuHu)
From March 2009 to September 2009.
Full Member of Research Centre: Salford Centre for Research and Innovation (SCRI)
From October 2009 to present.
Associate Member of Research Centre: Management in Construction Research Centre (MIC)
From October 2009 to June 2009.
Profile Summary

Stelios Sapountzis is a Research Fellow and research project co-ordinator for the Health and Care Infrastructure Research and Innovation Centre (HaCIRIC) at University of Salford.

He comes from a manufacturing background having studied Manufacturing Management in Manchester Metropolitan University and had postgraduate studies in Advanced Manufacturing Systems at the University of Salford.

He has extensive industrial experience as an operation/production manager with a world - class manufacturer in the electronics sector. During this period he was also the organisation's champion in the UK for Lean implementation in production processes and supporting functions

Stelios is conducting his PhD in the area of Benefits Realisation and Management for the healthcare sector in the UK and other research interests include process optimisation, cange management and the applications of Lean theory in service planing and delivery

 

Key Projects
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2010
Sep
Health and Care Infrastructure Research and Innovation Centre (HaCIRIC)
EPSRC, £911,931.00.
Principal Investigator: M Kagioglou (50%). Co-Investigators: S Sapountzis (5%), R Codinhoto (10%), L Koskela (30%), G Aouad (5%).
2008
Dec
Doctoral Training Account Grant for HaCIRIC
EPSRC, £95,151.50.
Investigators: K Yates (10%), P Tzortzopoulos-Fazenda (20%), R Codinhoto (10%), M Kagioglou (25%), S Sapountzis (10%), G Aouad (25%).
Key Publications
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Authored Books
2011
Oct
Sapountzis, S & Lima, J B & Yates, K & Kagioglou, M 2011, BeReal_A Benefits Realisation Process From planning to delivery: effective benefits realisation _A consultative guide, The University of Salford , Manchester, UK.abstract
Refereed Journal Articles
2013
Jan
Marshall-Ponting, A & Kobbacy, K A H & Sapountzis, S & Kagioglou, M 2013, 'A multi-faceted approach to optimising a complex unplanned healthcare system.', International Journal of Logistics Systems and Management., 15(2/3), pp.239-248.abstract
2009
Mar
Sapountzis, S & Yates, K & Kagioglou, M & Aouad, G 2009, 'Realising Benefits for Primary Healthcare Infrastructures', Facilities, 27(0), pp.74-78.abstract
Book Sections
2010
Jan
Sapountzis, S & Yates, K A & Lima, J B & Kagioglou, M 2010, 'Benefits realisation: Planning and evaluating healthcare infrastructures and services', in: Improving healthcare through Built Environment Infrastructure##Wiley-Blackwell#Oxford#UK, pp.166-195.
Papers in Published Conference Proceedings
2012
Sep
Marshall-Ponting, A & Sapountzis, S & Smith, R & Kagioglou, M 2012, Modelling and simulating unplanned and urgent healthcare: The contribution of scenarios of future healthcare systems., in: 'Transforming Healthcare Infrastructure and Services in an Age of Austerity.', HaCIRIC, Tanaka Business School, Imperial College London, London, UK. Conference details: HaCIRIC International Conference, 19th-21st September 2012, Cardiff, Wales..
2012
Jun
Marshall-Ponting, A & Kobbacy, K & Sapountzis, S & Kagioglou, M 2012, A multi-faceted approach to optimising a complex unplanned healthcare system., in: Djukic, G (ed.), 'International Conference on Indurstrial Logistics 2012', Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture Zagreb, Croatia., Zagreb, Croatia, pp.48-53. Conference details: International Conference on Industrial Logistics 2012, 14-16 June 2012, Zadar, Croatia..abstract
2011
Sep
Kemmer, S & Koskela, L & Sapountzis, S & Codinhoto, R 2011, A LEAN WAY OF DESIGN AND PRODUCTION FOR HEALTHCARE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS, in: 'HaCIRIC 11 International conference, Global health infrastructure - challenges for the next decade', HaCIRIC, Imperial College, Tanaka Business School, Manchester, UK, pp.176-187.abstract
2011
Sep
Pikas, E & Koskela, L & Sapountzis, S & Dave, B & Owen, R 2011, OVERVIEW OF BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING IN HEALTHCARE PROJECTS, in: 'HaCIRIC 11 International conference, Global health infrastructure - challenges for the next decade', HaCIRIC, Imperial College, Tanaka Business School, Manchester, UK, pp.286-298.abstract
2010
Sep
Rooke, J & Hamblett, K & Sapountzis, S & Yates, K & Kagioglou, M & Lima, J B 2010, Developing and implementing Strategy for Benefits Realisation, in: 'HaCIRIC 10 Better healthcare through better infrastructure', HaCIRIC, Imperial College, Tanaka Business School, Edinburgh, UK, pp.119-130.abstract
2009
Nov
Tillmann, P A & Sapountzis, S & Tzortzopoulos-Fazenda, P & Formoso, C T 2009, O processo de projeto em empreendimentos gerenciados por benefícios,Design process in projects driven by benefits, in: 'SBQP 2009 Simpósio Brasileiro de Qualidade do Projeto no Ambiente Construído', Universidade de São Paulo, São Carlos, SP , Brasil, pp.246-255.abstract
2009
Jun
Yates, K & Sapountzis, S & Lou, E & Kagioglou, M 2009, BeReal: Tools and Methods for Implementing Benefits Realisation And Management, in: Atkin, B (ed.), '5th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics and Organisation', 1 edition, Reykjavik University, Reykjavik, Iceland, pp.223-232. Conference details: 5th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics and Organisation, Reykjavik, Iceland.abstract
2009
Jun
Yates, K & Sapountzis, S & Lou, E & Kagioglou, M 2009, BeReal: TOOLS AND METHODS FOR IMPLEMENTING BENEFITS REALISATION AND MANAGEMENT, in: 'Proc. 5th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics and Organisation ', Nordic, Reykjavík, Iceland, pp.223-239.abstract
2009
Apr
Yates, K & Lima, J B & Sapountzis, S & Tzortzopoulos-Fazenda, P & Kagioglou, M 2009, BeREAL: benefits realisation model integrated approach: The built environment lifecycle and organizational views, in: 'HaCIRIC International Conference', Imperial College London, Brighton, UK. Conference details: 2-3 April, 2009.abstract
2009
Apr
Sapountzis, S & Harris, K & Kagioglou, M 2009, The need for Benefits Realisation, Creating a benefits driven culture in UK's Healthcare Sector, in: ' 1st HaCIRIC Symposium', UK edition, HaCIRIC, Imperial College, Tanaka Business School, London, UK, pp.20-0. Conference details: .abstract
2009
Apr
Yates, K & Lima, J B & Sapountzis, S & Tzortzopoulos-Fazenda, P & Kagioglou, M 2009, BEREAL BENEFITS REALISATION MODEL INTEGRATED APPROACH: THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT LIFECYCLE AND ORGANISATIONAL VIEWS, in: '2nd HaCIRIC International Symposium', HaCIRIC, Imperial College, Tanaka Business School, Brighton, UK.abstract
2009
Jan
Tillmann, P & Sapountzis, S & Tzortzopoulos-Fazenda, P & Formoso, C T 2009, O processo de projeto em empreendimentos gerenciados por benefícios (Design process in projects driven by benefits), in: Fabricio, M & Melhado, S (eds.), 'SBPQ - Simpósio Brasileiro de Qualidade do Projeto no Ambiente Construído. IX Workshop Brasileiro de Gestão do Processo de Projeto na Construção de Edifícios.', USP - Universidade de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Conference details: 18 a 20 de Novembro de 2009 ¿ São Carlos, SP ¿ Brasil, Universidade de São Paulo.abstract
2008
Jun
Harris, K & Sapountzis, S & Kagioglou, M 2008, The methodological development of a Benefits Realisation Management Process (BRMP) in the case of Manchester, Salford and Trafford (MaST) Local Improvement Finance Trust (LIFT), in: '8th BuHu International Postgraduate Research Conference', The University of Salford, Prague, Czech Republic, pp.337-345.abstract
2008
May
Sapountzis, S & Harris, K & Kagioglou, M 2008, The development of a Benefits Realisation Management Process to drive successful programmes and projects, in: 'PM-04 - 4th SCPM & 1st IPMA/MedNet Conference ¿Project Management Advances, Training & Certification in the Mediterranean¿', IPMA, Chios Island, Greece.abstract
Reports
2009
Sep
Sapountzis, S & Lima, J B & Yates, K & Kagioglou, M 2009, BeReal, Benefits realisation for Healthcare, a progress report, The University of Salford, Manchester, UK.abstract
Key Presence
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Conference Presentations
2010
Apr
Lean thinking for a benefits realisation & management process (11th European Group of Lean Construction , University of Minho - Guimarães , Portugal, April 2010).
2008
Dec
Benefits Realisation in Project Management (Budget ¿ What Budget?, Joint seminar APM & PMSG AGM, Wigan, United Kingdom, December 2008).
2008
Jun
The methodological development of a Benefits Realisation Management Process (BRMP) in the case of Manchester, Salford and Trafford (MaST) Local Improvement Finance Trust (LIFT (8th BuHu International Postgraduate Research Conference , Prague, Czech Republic, June 2008).
2008
May
The development of a Benefits Realisation Management Process to drive successful programmes and projects¿, (Joint Fourth Scientific Conference on Project Management (PM-04) & the First IPMA /MedNet Conference - Project Management Advances, Training & Certification in the Mediterranean», Chios Island, Greece, May 2008).
2008
May
Performance Measurement and Management within Healthcare Projects (Joint Fourth Scientific Conference on Project Management (PM-04) & the First IPMA /MedNet Conference - Project Management Advances, Training & Certification in the Mediterranean», Chios island, Greece, May 2008).
2007
Mar
Benefits Realisation Process for Healthcare (4th International SCRI Symposium, Salford, United Kingdom, March 2007).
Memberships of External Bodies
2011
Sep
Full Member of Scientific Committee for HaCIRIC 11 International Conference (United Kingdom, September 2011).
2010
Jan
Full Member of HaCIRIC Executive Committee (United Kingdom, January 2010).
2010
Jan
Reviewer of Managing Successful Programmes (MSP) 2011 Edition (United Kingdom, January 2010 to January 2011).