CIV 0422 - 1

Computer Applications in
Construction Project
Management
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 Agenda
KEY TOPICS DISCUSSED IN
THIS PRESENTATION

Historical Background of Modeling System

Building Information Modeling
BIM Software
Planning & Scheduling Software
Software Advantages & Disadvantages
Conclusion

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 DEFINIITION OF
INTEROPERABILITY

INTEROPERABILITY
REFERS TO THE
ABILITY OF
DIFFERENT SYSTEMS
OR COMPONENTS TO
EXCHANGE AND MAKE
USE OF INFORMATION
SEAMLESSLY.
WHERE DID THE CONCEPT OF
INTEROPERABILITY
ORIGINATE?

The concept emerged as a response to the growing

need for different systems and devices to communicate
and work together seamlessly. As networking
technologies advanced and the internet became more
widespread, the importance of interoperability became
increasingly apparent.
 THE IMPORTANCE OF
INTEROPERABILITY IN
HISTORICAL MODELING SYSTEM

INTEGRATION OF DIVERSE DATA SOURCES

Interoperability enables these disparate data sources to be integrated efficiently, facilitating comprehensive
analysis and interpretation of data as well as ideas.

COLLABORATION AND EXCHANGE

Interoperability fosters seamless collaboration by allowing different individuals and teams to work on
interconnected systems, share data, and exchange insights effortlessly.

PRESERVATION OF HISTORICAL CONTEXT

This preservation of historical context enhances the authenticity and reliability of the modeling outcomes.
 THE IMPORTANCE OF
INTEROPERABILITY IN
HISTORICAL MODELING SYSTEM

ACCESSIBILITY AND LONGEVITY

Interoperable modeling systems are designed with standards and protocols that promote accessibility and
longevity.

SCALABILITY AND FLEXIBILITY

Designers can adapt existing models, incorporate new data sources, and refine analytical techniques without
significant reengineering.
WHY PROFESSIONALS SLOW TO
EMBRACE THE CONCEPT OF
INTEROPERABILITY
TECHNICAL COMPLEXITY

This complexity can be initmidating for professionals who may not have the technical expertise to navigate and
implement these systems effectively

COST AND RESOURCES

Implementing interoperability systems typically requires investment in new software, training for staff, and
potentially restructuring workflows

RESISTANCE TO CHANGE

Introducing interoperability systems requires them to adapt to new tools, processes, and standards, which can
meet resistance due to concerns about productivity disruptions, learning curves, and perceived risks
associated with change.
DEFINITION AND
CONCEPTS OF
BUILDING
INFORMATION
MOELING (BIM)
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a digital
representation of a building's physical and
functional characteristics.
It encompasses geometry, spatial relationships,
quantities, properties, and other relevant data
of building components.
BIM facilitates collaborative processes among
stakeholders throughout the building's lifecycle.
It supports better decision-making by providing
accurate and reliable information.
BIM allows for simulation, analysis, and
optimization of design options to enhance
building performance.
EVOLUTION OF
BUILDING
INFORMATION
MODELING IN
CONSTRUCTION
INDUSTRY
BUILDING DESCRIPTION
SYSTEM (BDS) in 1970s

Charles Eastman developed Building

Description System (BDS), one of the first
successful building database platforms.

Eastman, often called the "Father of BIM,"

recognized the inefficiencies of traditional
construction drawings.

BDS featured a graphical user interface,

orthographic and perspective views, and
attribute-based information retrieval.

Graphical Language for Interactive Design

(GLIDE), introduced in 1977, improved upon
BDS with more building elements and
enhanced functionalities.
 BUILDING PRODUCT
MODEL (BPM) in 1980s

1980s marked the emergence of IBM PC, Apple

Macintosh, and the earliest version of the
Internet.

In 1986, RUCAPS (Really Universal Computer-

Aided Production System) was utilized in the
renovation of London’s Heathrow Airport, being
the first CAD program to support prefab
construction.

By 1989, Building Product Model (BPM) was

developed .
GENERIC Autodesk released the first version of AutoCAD with solid
BUILDING modeling capabilities in 1993.

MODEL (GBM) In 1995, the Generic Building Model (GBM) was introduced.

in 1990s By the end of the 20th century, there was a significant

convergence of 3D modeling capabilities and multi-phase BIM
information platforms, marking an inflection point in
construction BIM timeline.
BUILDING
INFORMATION
MODELLING (BIM) in
2000s and onwards
BIM (Building Information Modeling) has been
fully adopted by architects, construction
managers, and engineers.

The development of professional BIM manager

software accelerated during this period.

In 2001, Jetstream, developed by NavisWorks.

Building SMART International launched the

Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) format in 2010.
IMPORTANCE AND
BENEFITS OF
BUILDING
INFORMATION
MODELING (BIM)
IN
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
PROJECTS
Enhanced
Coordination
B IM pr o vide s a digit a l
r e pr e s e nt a t io n o f t he e nt ir e
building, a llo wing pro j e c t
pa r t ic ipa nt s t o c o o r dina t e a nd
c o lla bo ra t e m o re e f f e c t ive ly.
Detailed
V i s u a l i z a t i on

Wit h t he he lp o f B I M ,
e a c h pa rt o f t he
building c a n be v ie we d
a nd a na lyz e d in m o re
de t a il be f o r e
c o ns t r uc t io n be gins .
Time and
Cost
Optimization
The us e o f B IM pro v ide s
t o o ls a nd t e c hno lo gy t ha t
e na ble f a s t e r a nd m o re
e f f e c t ive r e s po ns e s t o
pr o j e c t is s ue s .
ADVANTAGES
AND
DISADVANTAGES
OF BUILDING
INFORMATION
MODELING (BIM)
ADVANTAGES

BETTER DESIGN
AND PLANNING
B I M a llo ws de s igne rs a nd pla nne r s t o
c r e a t e de t a ile d 3D m o de ls o f buildings .

B I M f a c ilit a t e s c o lla bo r a t io n a m o ng
a r c hit e c t s , e ngine e rs , a nd o t he r
s t a ke ho lde rs by a llo wing t he m t o wo rk
o n a s ingle , c e nt r a liz e d digit a l m o de l.
ADVANTAGES

DESIGN CHANGES
HANDLED EFFICIENTLY
B I M a llo ws f o r ins t a nt upda t e s t o t he
digit a l m o de l whe n de s ign c ha nge s
o c c ur .

B I M e na ble s de s igne rs t o a s s e s s t he
po t e nt ia l im pa c t o f de s ign c ha nge s
o n o t he r a s pe c t s o f t he pr o j e c t , s uc h
a s c o s t , s c he dule , a nd pe rf o r m a nc e .
This a llo ws f o r inf o r m e d de c is io n-
m a king a nd pro a c t iv e m a na ge m e nt o f
a ny a s s o c ia t e d r is ks .
ADVANTAGES

FEWER REWORKS
ON
CONSTRUCTION
SITE
B y c r e a t ing a c o m pre he ns iv e
digit a l m o de l o f t he building a nd
it s s ys t e m s , B I M e na ble s pro j e c t
s t a ke ho lde rs t o de t e c t c la s he s a nd
dis c r e pa nc ie s in de s ign e le m e nt s
e a r ly in t he pla nning pha s e .
ADVANTAGES
B y c re a t ing de t a ile d digit a l m o de ls ,
SAVINGS ON B IM e na ble s m a nuf a c t ure r s t o pro duc e
PREFABRICATION pr e f a bric a t e d m a t e r ia ls wit h gre a t e r
e f f ic ie nc y a nd a c c ura c y, f urt he r
MATERIALS r e duc ing pr o duc t io n c o s t s .
ADVANTAGES
BUILDING INFORMATION
AND OTHER DATA
AVAILABLE FOR A
LIFETIME
It e ns ur e s t ha t c o m pr e he ns ive
inf o r m a t io n a bo ut t he building is
pr e s e r ve d a nd a c c e s s ible t hr o ugho ut it s
e nt ire lif e c yc le .
B IM a llo ws s t a ke ho lde r s t o a c c e s s
c r it ic a l da t a lo ng a f t e r t he pr o j e c t is
c o m ple t e d.
DISADVANTAGES

EXPENSIVE MODELING
BIM SOFTWARE AND
INITIAL INVESTMENT

The init ia l inv e s t m e nt re quir e d f o r

purc ha s ing lic e ns e s , t ra ining s t a f f , a nd
upgr a ding ha r dwa r e c a n be s ubs t a nt ia l,
e s pe c ia lly f o r s m a lle r f ir m s o r pr o j e c t s
wit h lim it e d budge t s .
DISADVANTAGES

LACK OF
T R A I NE D
S T A FF A N D
EXPERTS
M a ny f irm s m a y s t r uggle
t o f ind o r a f f o r d
pe r s o nne l wit h t he
ne c e s s a r y e x pe r t is e in
B I M im ple m e nt a t io n,
re s ult ing in a s ho rt a ge o f
t r a ine d s t a f f .
DISADVANTAGES Suc c e s s f ul B IM im ple m e nt a t io n r e lie s o n
o pe n c o m m unic a t io n, m ut ua l re s pe c t , a nd
LACK OF t r us t a m o ng pr o j e c t s t a ke ho lde r s .
TRUST AND Ho we ve r , in e nviro nm e nt s whe re t he r e is a
COOPERATION la c k o f t r us t o r c o o pe r a t io n be t we e n
pa rt ie s , s ha ring inf o r m a t io n a nd wo rking
t o ge t he r e f f e c t ive ly c a n be c ha lle nging.
DISADVANTAGES

DIFFICULTY
ENGAGING
THE END
CUSTOMER
B IM o f t e n inv o lv e s int r ic a t e
digit a l m o de ls a nd t e c hnic a l
dis c us s io ns t ha t m a y be
c ha lle nging f o r no n-
t e c hnic a l s t a ke ho lde r s ,
s uc h a s e nd c us t o m e r s , t o
unde r s t a nd.
Key Components and
Features of Building
Information Modeling
(BIM)
 3D MODELING

DATA INTEGRATION AND

Key Components MANAGEMENT
and Features of
COLLABORATION AND
Building COORDINATION
Information
Modeling (BIM) VISUALIZATION AND SIMULATION

ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION

Key Components and Features of BIM
3D MODELING

1. Creation of Digital
Representations of Physical
Elements in the Project
2. Allows for Visualization,
Coordination, and Clash
Detection
 Key Components and Features of BIM
DATA INTEGRATION AND
MANAGEMENT

1. Integration of Various Data

Sources (Design,
Construction, and Operation
Data)
2. Centralized Data Management
for Easy Access and Sharing
Among Stakeholders
Key Components and Features of BIM
COLLABORATION AND
COORDINATION

1. Facilitation of Collaboration
Among Project Teams
(Architects, Engineers,
Contractors, and Owners)
2. Real-time Coordination to
Avoid Conflicts and Delays
 Key Components and Features of BIM
VISUALIZATION AND SIMULATION

1. Use of 3D Visualization and

Simulation for Design
Validation and Analysis
2. Simulation of Construction
Sequences and Logistics for
Better Planning
Key Components and Features of BIM
ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION

1. Performance Analysis for

Energy Efficiency, Structural
Integrity, and Other
Parameters
2. Evaluation of Construction
Schedules, Costs, and Risks
Applications of BIM
in Construction
Management
Projects
 Applications of BIM in
Construction Management
Projects

PRE-CONSTRUCTION PHASE

CONSTRUCTION PHASE

POST-CONSTRUCTION PHASE
 Applications of BIM in
Construction Management
Projects

PRE-CONSTRUCTION PHASE

1. Conceptual Design and Visualization

2. Cost Estimation and Quantity Takeoff
3. Clash Detection and Coordination
 Applications of BIM in
Construction Management
Projects

CONSTRUCTION PHASE

1. Construction Planning and Sequencing

2.On-site Coordination and Management
3. Quality Control and Safety Analysis
 Applications of BIM in
Construction Management
Projects

POST-CONSTRUCTION PHASE

1. Facility Management and Maintenance

2. As-built Documentation and Handover
 Challenges and
Limitations of BIM in
Construction
Management
Challenges and Limitations of
BIM in Construction
Management

A. Technical Challenges

B. Cultural and Organizational

Challenges

C. Legal and Contractual

Challenges

D. Training and Skills Gap

 Challenges and Limitations of
BIM in Construction
Management

A. Technical Challenges

1. Complexity of BIM Software

2. Interoperability Issues
3. Data Management and Storage Challenges
 Challenges and Limitations of
BIM in Construction
Management
B. Cultural and Organizational
Challenges
1. Resistance to Change
2. Lack of Collaboration Among Stakeholders
3. Organizational Silos and Barriers to
Integration
 Challenges and Limitations of
BIM in Construction
Management
C. Legal and Contractual
Challenges
1. Ambiguity in Contractual Obligations
Related to BIM
2. Intellectual Property Rights and Ownership
Issues
3. Liability Concerns Regarding Errors and
Omissions in BIM Data
 Challenges and Limitations of
BIM in Construction
Management

D. Training and Skills Gap

1. Lack of Specialized Training and

Expertise in BIM Technologies
2. Need for Ongoing Professional Development
and Skill Enhancement
3. Difficulty in Bridging the Gap Between
Existing Skill Sets and BIM Requirements
BIM Software
BIM SOFTWARE IS 3D DESIGN AND MODELING
SOFTWARE THAT CAN HELP OPTIMIZE THE WORK OF
DESIGNING FOR ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTION,
PLANT, CIVIL, AND MEP PROJECTS.

Autodesk REVIT
Autodesk NAVISWORKS
BIM 360
SketchUp
ArchiCAD
Autodesk REVIT
Autodesk Revit coordinates changes made by different
team members and tracks revisions made to the BIM
model. The software also generates construction
documents, such as floor plans, elevations, and
sections.

The powerful tools in Revit provide an intelligent model-

based process to plan, design, visualize, construct and
manage buildings and infrastructure.
Autodesk REVIT Building Information Modeling (BIM) Platform

Autodesk Revit operates as a BIM platform, allowing architects,

HOW DOES IT WORK?
engineers, and construction professionals to collaborate on a
shared digital model of a building project.

Parametric Design

Revit utilizes parametric modeling, where elements in the model

are defined by parameters and relationships.

Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration

One of Revit's key strengths is its ability to facilitate collaboration

among different disciplines involved in a construction project.
Autodesk NAVISWORKS
Autodesk NAVISWORKS is focused on review of designs,
clash detection of models and elements, sharing and
coordination, advanced simulation and validation, and
realistic visualization and animations.
Autodesk Aggregating Multidisciplinary Models

NAVISWORKS
Autodesk Navisworks serves as a powerful coordination tool by
integrating multidisciplinary models from various design and
construction software platforms.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Clash Detection and Resolution

Navisworks offers sophisticated clash detection capabilities,

allowing users to identify interferences and clashes between
different building systems and components.

Visualization and Communication

Navisworks enhances project visualization and communication by

providing immersive 3D walkthroughs, animations, and rendering
capabilities.
BIM 360
Autodesk BIM 360 is a construction software for project
managers, site managers, and Building Information
Modelling (BIM) managers. It is designed to connect the
office and site components of construction, providing
cloud-based access to plans and models, which the
vendor says can contribute to faster construction
project delivery, reduced risk, and saved money.
BIM 360 Cloud-Based Collaboration Platform

BIM 360 operates as a cloud-based collaboration platform

HOW DOES IT WORK? specifically designed for construction projects.

Document Management and Version

Control

BIM 360 offers robust document management capabilities,

enabling teams to store, organize, and share project
documentation securely

Project Insight and Analytics

BIM 360 provides powerful analytics and insight into project

performance through its reporting and analytics tools.
SketchUp
Sketchup is a 3D modeling program that can be used to
create 3D objects in a 2D environment. Whether you
plan to model for 3D printing or for other purposes,
Sketchup offers all the tools needed to produce
professional and quality results even for a beginner.
 Intuitive 3D Modeling Interface
SketchUp SketchUp offers an intuitive 3D modeling interface that allows
users to quickly create and manipulate geometric shapes,
HOW DOES IT WORK?
surfaces, and volumes.

Flexible Modeling Capabilities

SketchUp provides flexible modeling capabilities that support a

wide range of design tasks and workflows.

Integration with 3D Warehouse and

Extensions

SketchUp seamlessly integrates with 3D Warehouse, a vast online

repository of pre-made 3D models, components, and materials
contributed by the SketchUp community.
ArchiCAD
It is architectural design-oriented software that is
compatible with Mac and Windows operating systems
and developed by Graphisoft Company which was a
Hungarian company. During engineering and aesthetics
design processes ArchiCAD offers computer-aided
design solutions of the different components as well as
aspects of designing environment of items or objects of
architecture. It was designed especially for BIM
(Building Information Modeling) and CAD.
ArchiCAD Building Information Modeling (BIM)
Platform
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Archicad operates as a comprehensive BIM platform, enabling
architects, engineers, and construction professionals to create,
manage, and visualize building designs in a digital environment.

Parametric Object-Based Modeling

Archicad employs parametric object-based modeling, where

building elements are represented as intelligent objects with
associated parameters and properties.

Interoperability and Collaboration

Archicad prioritizes interoperability and collaboration by

supporting openBIM standards and facilitating seamless data
exchange with other software platforms and disciplines.
Planning and
Scheduling
Softwares
ClickUp
OrangeScrum
Primavera P6
Microsoft Project
FastTrack Schedule 10
Coconstruct
ClickUp
ClickUp is a High-Rated
Productivity and Construction
Project Management Software
Used by highly productive teams in
small and large companies.
Cloud-based solution balances
feature availability, affordability,
and ease of use.

How to get Started:

Register to ClickUp Website
Create an Account
Verification
ClickUp
What to expect using ClickUp?
Multitask Toolbar
Customization
Real-Time Reporting
Time Tracking
Mobile App

Other Distinct Features:

Map view
Comments
Proofing
Column Calculation
Offline Mode
ClickUp AI
Pros and Cons of ClickUp
Pros
Customer-centric
Simple Design
Customizable
Automation
Appropriate for Both Groups and
Individual

Cons
Tough to learn
Loaded with Features
OrangeScrum
Orangescrum is a Project Management and
Collaboration Solution

Offers cloud, cloud self-hosted, and open-

source enterprise self-hosted editions.

Features Gantt charts, time log, Kanban

view, daily catch-up, recurring tasks,
project templates, invoicing.

Available with Android and iOS mobile

apps.
OrangeScrum
What are the features included?

Task Management Collaboration Tools

Resource Management Integration Capabilities

Reporting and Analytics

Pros and Cons of OrangeScrum
Pros
Comprehensive Task Management
Flexible Task Views
Time Tracking
Document Tracking

Cons
Learning Curve
Interface Complexity
Cost
Limited Third-Party Integration
Performance Issues
Primavera P6
Oracle Primavera P6 Overview
Project, program, and portfolio management
tool.
Handles large and small projects across diverse
industries.
Split into desktop application and web-based
enterprise option.
Designed for contractors, suppliers,
manufacturing companies.
Divided into two versions; desktop application
and web-based enterprise option

What are its usual uses?

Project planning & scheduling
Project portfolio management
Resource management
Risk management
Contract management
Project Reporting
Primavera P6
What are its Features?

Project Timelines Risk Management Information Dashboard Reporting & Analytics

Calendar &
Activity Views Scheduling Alerts Project Network View Work Breakdown
Structure

Critical Path Method (CPM)

Pros and Cons of Primavera P6
Pros
Flexible
Multiuser System
Real-Time Reporting
Integrated
Useable in multiple devices
Works on Desktop

Cons
Expensive
Complicated Interface
Steep Learning Curve
Only on Windows
Only for Large Scale Projects
Lacks Portfolio Roadmaps
Microsoft Project
Microsoft Project Overview
Project management software for
schedule creation, planning,
resource management, and time
tracking.
Features Gantt charts, kanban
boards, and project calendars.
Also known as MS Project or
Project Professional.
Microsoft Project
What are the features included?

Project Planning Communication & Coauthoring Reporting

Collaboration

Roadmap Timesheets Resource Management

Pros and Cons of Microsoft Project
Pros
Integrated with Microsoft
Similar Interface
Reliable
Integrated
Useable in multiple devices
Built-in templates

Cons
Limitations on the Cloud
Difficult to learn and use
Expensive
Shareability issues
FastTrack Schedule 10
What is FastTrack Schedule 10?
FastTrack Schedule 10 is AEC Software's
Project Management Software
Streamlines project scheduling and planning for
individuals and teams.
Features an intuitive interface with drag-and-
drop functionality for easy scheduling.
Allows task organization, resource assignment,
effort-driven scheduling, and project details
viewing.

Available for Microsoft Windows and

macOS, cross-platform compatible.
Exchanges data with spreadsheets,
databases, organizers, and other
project management software.
Has a global customer base and is
localized into five languages.
FastTrack Schedule 10
What are its Features?
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Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4

Visual Work Breakdown Resource Activity Network

Smart Columns
Structure (WBS) Management View Diagram

Multi-Project Microsoft Project

Dashboard Integration
Pros and Cons of FastTrack Schedule 10
Pros
Intuitive Interface
Visual Planning Tools
Resource Management
Integration with Microsoft Project
Multi-Project Dashboard

Cons
Limited Collaboration Features
Platform Compatibility
Learning Curve
Cost
Updates and Support
Coconstruct
CoConstruct Construction Project Management Software

Allows data sync with QuickBooks Desktop or Online.

Aids in prospecting, estimating, and bidding.
Streamlines client communication with email, text, and
SMS storage.
Provides financial management tools like job costing,
pricing management, project costs tracking, contractor
invoicing, proposal generation, and purchase order
management.

CoConstruct's Financial Management System

Generates selection sheets, proposals, budgets, bid
requests, and purchase orders.
Allows quick update of financial information when
client overspends.
Pre-built workflows for supplier selection, jobsite
tracking, bidding, proposal generation, and project
communication management.
Coconstruct
What are the features included?

Project Scheduling Selections and Change Client

Orders Communication

Budgeting and Job Site

Financial Task Management
and To-do List Management
Management
Pros and Cons of Coconstruct
Pros
Comprehensive Construction Management
Client Collaboration
Ease of Use
Customization
Financial Management

Cons
Cost
Learning Curve
Integration Limitations
Mobile App Limitations
Support and Updates
 ADVANTAGES
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

Improved Planning and Enhanced Better Resource

Scheduling Communication Management

EFFECTIVE CONVERSATION IS RESOURCE ALLOCATION IS A

THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT
CRUCIAL FOR UNDERTAKING CRUCIAL DETAIL OF VENTURE
SOFTWARE PROGRAM GIVES A
SUCCESS, AND TASK MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT, AND PROJECT
STRONG DEVICE FOR CREATING
SOFTWARE FACILITATES THIS BY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
SPECIAL VENTURE PLANS AND
PROVIDING NUMEROUS VERBAL SIMPLIFIES THIS TECHNIQUE.
SCHEDULES.
EXCHANGE TOOLS.
 ADVANTAGES
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

Task Tracking and Risk Document

Progress Monitoring Management Management

EVERY CHALLENGE INVOLVES PROJECT MANAGEMENT ENTAILS A

KEEPING TRACK OF OBLIGATIONS
DANGERS, AND PROJECT WHOLE LOT OF DOCUMENTATION,
AND MONITORING DEVELOPMENT IS
MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE PROGRAMS TOGETHER WITH TASK PLANS,
CRUCIAL FOR ASSEMBLY VENTURE
FACILITATE IDENTIFYING, REPORTS, AND CONTRACTS.
CLOSING DATES.
ASSESSING, AND DEALING WITH
THOSE RISKS.
 DISADVANTAGES
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

Cost Complexity & Dependency on

Learning Curve Technology

PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT

MANY PROJECT MANAGEMENT
PROGRAMS MAY BE SIGNIFICANT SOFTWARE PROGRAM IS
SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS ARE FUNCTION-
FUNDING FOR ORGANISATIONS, PREDICATED CLOSELY ON
RICH AND COMPLICATED, REQUIRING
SPECIFICALLY FOR SMALLER GROUPS GENERATION, ANY TECHNICAL
CUSTOMERS TO UNDERGO SCHOOLING
OR STARTUPS WITH LIMITED PROBLEMS CAN DISRUPT MISSION
BUDGETS WORKFLOWS.
 DISADVANTAGES
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

Overhead Customization Data Security

Challenges Concerns

MAINTAINING AND UPDATING WHILE MANY TASK MANAGEMENT STORING MISSION-RELATED DATA
CHALLENGE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE TOOLS OFFER CUSTOMIZATION IN A CLOUD-PRIMARILY BASED
PROGRAM CALLS FOR PAST REGULAR ALTERNATIVES, IMPOSING COMPLEX OR ABSOLUTE PROJECT MANAGEMENT
TIME AND SOURCES. UNIQUE WORKFLOWS CAN BE TOUGH. DEVICE MAY ENHANCE SOME
COMPANIES' SAFETY WORRIES.
Conclusion
Streamlines project management
processes.
Improves collaboration and ensures
successful project completion.
Features task management, scheduling,
resource allocation, budgeting, and
communication tools.
Centralizes project data, provides real-
time updates, and facilitates transparent
communication.
Enables detailed project plans, resource
allocation, and progress tracking.