Project management is a job that requires extensive knowledge, high logical thinking, and professional working spirit. In the field of construction, this position always plays an important role for large-scale projects, plans and works.

Along with the trend of globalization in the field of construction investment, construction project management requires extensive and professional development. Only then can we meet the needs of construction projects, especially FDI projects.

Project management in construction plays an important role, directly affecting the quality and progress of construction projects.

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What is construction project management?

The heavy impact of this 4th wave of Covid made market demand decrease, many projects were delayed or canceled. Public investment projects are congested and input prices increase, while the budget estimates cannot be adjusted. FDI projects in the manufacturing sector were also delayed because investors could not come to Vietnam, and production and business activities were delayed due to many supply chains being disrupted.

The role of project management in construction

It is a fact that the ability to access and expand new customer groups and projects of many construction businesses is currently facing difficulties due to the way of searching, assessing, and approaching new opportunities in the market.

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Most construction enterprises have not yet paid attention and focused on researching how to do and invest in Marketing. While customers are foreign investors, it is difficult for them to find information and approach businesses early due to obstacles in terms of distance, language, culture…

Besides, the ability to convince customers to use products and services in the construction industry is still limited. Most businesses often only focus on reducing prices, promoting personal relationships, or using outside influences to influence to push products faster. These factors are becoming increasingly outdated, do not increase profits, and develop sustainably based on the capacity and value of the business.