Comprehensive Management

In this sense, comprehensive management involves considering all relevant factors and aspects of a problem or situation and seeking solutions that take into account the entire system and its interconnections.

• Definition of the project's objectives and goals.
• Develop a project plan that includes the scope, deadlines, budget, and responsibilities of each party.
• Allocation of human, material, and financial resources necessary for the project.
• Implementation of a control and monitoring system to ensure that the project is carried out according to the established plan.
• Problem solving and decision making in unforeseen or unexpected situations.
• Effective communication with all parties involved in the project.
• Identification of the building or dwelling evaluated.
• Evaluating project performance and taking measures to improve efficiency and effectiveness.