Investigate the Efficiency of Project Management Software in Construction Projects

Abstract

Construction projects are usually regarded as massive and mostly have significant complexity and risky projects, they take longer times to be accomplished, also have a lot of phases, for that fact this research will be dedicated to finding how can project management software help in the success and deliverable of construction projects in high efficiency. Hence, project management software is used in different types of projects not only construction projects but also are used in IT projects, oil and gas projects, industrial projects …etc., this article is focused on mainly “construction projects” as mentioned earlier they are the vast and hard to delivered and overdue time can happen in most cases. The research seeks to discover the different types of project management software popularly used in construction projects and how they help or assist in such projects. The research is carried out within the commercial cities of Kazakhstan country (Almaty, Nur sultan, and Atyrau) with a qualitative mode; all data are sourced by individual interviews, recommendations, questionnaires, and observations. At the end of the research, a comprehensive result was gathered on the relative usage of project management software, with the analysis of how they are used and how they improve efficiency and support their roles in such projects.

Keywords

• Project management software
• Construction projects
• Real estate development
• Project performance

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