Project control means the measurement
of progress and advances by means of a previously
established and regulated system. It is carried out using parallel
actions which are performed whenever necessary. The advantages
of a well managed Project can be summed up as being when the execution
of the same is a true reflection of previous planning. This means
that the project’s execution is guaranteed to take place
on time and at the lowest cost.
The objectives of a Project may take the form of any of three variables:
cost, time, and quality. IFM methodology
seeks equilibrium between the three.
The IFM method is applied by integrating knowledge
and responsibility into integrated building management, considering
the organization, the buildings and the user as fundamental interacting
factors in a global approach to management.
We are aided in this activity by our extensive technical knowledge
in the fields of architecture, engineering and technology, and our
financial knowledge in the areas of planning, organization and management.
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