10 papers analyzed
These studies suggest that critical success factors for construction projects include top management support, stakeholder expectations, schedule, cost, quality, teamwork, communication, and regulatory impact, which influence project delivery systems and overall project success.
The relationship between project delivery systems (PDS) and critical success factors (CSFs) in construction projects is a significant area of research. Understanding how different PDS influence the success of construction projects can help in optimizing project outcomes such as cost, time, and quality. This synthesis aims to present key insights from various research papers on this topic.
Top Management Support and Commitment:
Stakeholder Engagement and Communication:
Project Team Competency and Collaboration:
External Environmental Factors:
Sustainability and External Environment:
Project Management Practices:
Trust and Mutual Commitment:
The success of construction projects is influenced by a combination of critical success factors, including top management support, stakeholder engagement, project team competency, and effective project management practices. Additionally, external environmental factors and sustainability considerations play a significant role in the selection of project delivery systems and overall project success. Collaborative delivery models benefit from trust and mutual commitment, which are less emphasized in traditional methods. Understanding and prioritizing these factors can significantly enhance the effectiveness and outcomes of construction projects.
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