STANDARDIZATION OF DOCUMENT CIRCULATION AS A BETTER EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS IN CONSTRUCTION

The article highlights the elaboration of the concept of standardization, capable of improving the process of communication and document management as management tools. The importance of a process-oriented approach to the success of any enterprise is well covered. Process management, especially document management in an organization, is extremely important, as it is used as a tool for their analysis and improvement. A good organizational structure leads to the practice of better management of time, quality and costs, thereby improving the productivity of the organization. As the degree of recognition of communication skills in the construction field remains low, recommendations remain to improve awareness and use of communication skills with standardization in the construction industry. A review and analysis of the subject literature on the planning and implementation of communications. As a result, it was concluded that standardization and accepted communication tools play a significant role in establishing effective interaction. It is also obvious that there is a need to improve documentation of standards and communication tools. The results include improvement of the interaction processes and project technologies at various functional levels, which can change the organization of promising projects, namely how business processes and work procedures are developed, planned and implemented.

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