건설관리 업무특성에 기반한 PMIS의 성공요인

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

In order to improve construction project management capacity, the following elements should be considered importantly, the capacity of management personnel, the systemization of management process, and PMIS as a supporter for the other two elements. Among those elements, PMIS and its success factors are discussed in this study. The main purpose of this study is to identify the factors for successful implementation of construction project management information system, especially focusing on the characteristics of construction management tasks. The success of PMIS in conceptualized based on Technology Acceptance Model. The factors influencing the success of PMIS are modeled and validated. Data are collected through questionnaires, correlation analysis is carried out to find relevant factors, and regression analysis is conducted to validate the suggested construction PMIS success model. Through the model, the followings are revealed as construction PMIS success factors: degree of process Structurization, degree of Process Contribution, degree of Information Utilization, degree of Information linput Easiness, and degree of Dircet support by System.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Abstract
  
• 1.서론
  
• 2.예비적 고찰
  
• 3.건설 PMIS 성공모델
  
• 4.모델의 검증 및 재정립
  
• 5.결론
  
• 참고문헌

참고문헌 (Reference)

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