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Project
Management
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With the advent of Internet, not many
of those who are involved in construction such as developers,
architects, consultants and contractors realize that they can
significantly save cost and time by utilizing the
Internet facilities to manage and monitor their projects and
run their organizations effectively.
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A significant amount of expenses in telephone calls,
outstation travels, accommodation and time can be minimized or
saved through effective use of the facilities available in the
Internet for project management. |
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Saddle Dam |
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A rock-filled dam with
a clay material as the impervious zone at the core. It is
195m long and 27m high. It is part of the
Beris Dam project.
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Sg. Terenas Bridge
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The bridge is 390m long and consists of 13 spans
of 30-metre long prestressed precast I-beams.
It is considered to be the longest bridge in
Kedah. It is part of the diversion road, which was built
to replace the submerged K8 road connecting Sik to
Nami.
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Project Management by internet is
basically managing
and monitoring the project by using a website to
contain all the information about the project, such as the
parties involved, contract details, progress photographs, the
Gantt Chart to show the actual progress against the expected
progress of works, latest payment status, progress report and
percentage of completion, such that if anyone is to open the
website, he can immediately know the status of the
project. |
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Communication is done by email
or through instant messaging, where the boss can "chat"
with his site representative or "video conferencing" using a
webcam to discuss on any issues pertaining to the
project. |
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If there are more than one project site to monitor, the
GIS (Geographical Information System) can be incorporated into
the web-site so that the location of all the sites can be
mapped out. With just a click of the mouse, a person can zoom
into a particular project site to get a closer and detailed
information. There is no need to physically visit the site
to see the physical progress of works because the progress
photos and/or videos are available at the website for him
to view for himself. If necessary, a camera can be placed at each
strategic location at the site
to record the progress of work there in real time. |
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For further enquiries or information, please
write to roslan@roslank.com |
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or fill and send the mail
form |
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