Information Technologies of Administrative Synthesis in Building Industry as the Factor of Boosting Labor Efficiency

Abstract

In the article the authors study the need to study the impact of information technology on the effectiveness of management and construction organizations. The article proposes a new algorithm for the introduction of information technology management in construction, which will provide changes in the content, quality, nature, conditions of managerial work. Today, more and more importance is attached to the information sector of the economy, because the dominant position in the activities of modern organizations occupy the processes of exchange, processing and storage of information. Successful management of the economy at the organizational, regional and Federal levels is directly dependent on the effectiveness of the use of modern information technologies in management work. The use of the Internet, computer programs, information technologies radically changes the organization and technique of administrative work in construction. They allow to receive information and make decisions quickly, force to reconsider traditional views on a role and the mechanism of relationship of the organizations, open opportunities for participation of the organizations in the national and world financial markets and investment projects in constructio.

Organizational and technological aspects of a forensic construction and technical expertise

“…The active development, improvement and integration of information technologies currently make them attractive, including for expert activities, in particular FCTE. In the modern world, technologies occupy a special place in the dissemination of information and are an effective tool in the hands of a person, contributing to obtaining a more effective result in a particular area of work [11]. However, not in all spheres of activity, information support has reached a sufficiently high level to meet the needs of specialists in the information required at a given moment.…”