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Program Management Information Systems (PMIS) in Public Infrastructure
This guide provides in-depth insights on the benefits of PMIS to agencies and their constituents in capital planning and finance, bidding and procurement, construction project management, and maintenance and operations.
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Planning, design, construction, and infrastructure operations are complex and require many players. There are many one-of-a-kind projects. Projects, by their nature, are difficult to manage. A PMIS is a software system (or set of systems) that supports the data gathering, business processes, and reporting needed to manage a capital program effectively. It manages several functions within a public agency throughout the capital program life cycle.
This guide contains the following:
- What is PMIS?
- Functions of a PMIS
- How does PMIS work?
- Benefits to local, regional, and state agencies
- Benefits to the public
- Case study
By providing real-time visibility and collaboration between project stakeholders, a PMIS allows capital owners to make smarter decisions and deliver their programs faster, with less rework and waste.
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