Guía basada en PMBOK y las metodologías scrum y kanban aplicado en proyecto tipo: construcción de cimentaciones profundas pre excavadas en Bogotá D.C

Abstract

The purpose of this monograph is to develop a guide for the supervision and internal and administrative inspection of civil works, based on the PMBOK framework and the Scrum and Kanban methodologies, applied to construction projects involving pre-excavated deep foundations in Bogotá D.C. As time progresses, project management practices continue to evolve, as does the way teams from different companies approach projects, including those in the construction sector. In this context, demand and innovation become essential to optimize the available resources of each plan and efficiently achieve the objectives established at the beginning of every project. To accomplish this, it is necessary to identify all critical factors or those that may impact the development of deep foundation works in order to consolidate information and develop appropriate tools and methodologies. This allows control entities, such as inspection and technical supervision teams, to have verified and more effective information available to enhance their performance. This work will focus on the application of the PMBOK Guide, Sixth Edition, as well as the Scrum and Kanban methodologies, for the management and planning of construction projects involving pre-excavated deep foundations. The aim is to introduce an approach that transforms the way projects are managed, while leveraging successful case studies and the experience of the company that has provided its information as the subject of analysis in this document. To this end, a technological tool will be designed to cover all stages recommended by the PMBOK framework, allowing for the planning, execution, and control of any deep foundation project. It will also facilitate monitoring for inspection, technical supervision, and project management teams, and will include a detailed user guide explaining its proper use to ensure that all stakeholders obtain the expected results.