Execution of construction projects in an efficient and effective way is a core competency of project-based organizations. Evaluation of project success plays a key role in improving project management competency. Project success is an elusive topic and goes beyond project management success and traditional criteria. The lack of an agreed definition and a set of criteria for construction project success have long been the reasons for failing to evaluate success.
Project will be considered as success when the project is completed on time, within budget and the quality is satisfied by all. Success also can defined as much better results than the expected or normally obtained in term of cost, schedule, quality, and safety.Successful project creates intangible benefits as well. A grand investment has a broad impact upon its surroundings and community. Particular projects can have a positive effect of the development of the surroundings through design quality, or the enhancement of an address. Operating as a stepping stone, big projects create thousands of jobs and improve the infrastructure for further development.
The design phase is also crucial to your project. Designers must consider if you need to adapt to historic preservation or maintain a theme or style for your space. Plus, you must account for how well the construction team can accomplish the task.One way to ensure your design is both practical and adaptable is to have an independent designer or engineer review it. Doing so can help you avoid going over budget or experiencing unanticipated problems.