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Project Management

Key Aspects

- Planning and Scheduling

- Scope Management

- Resource Allocation

- Budgeting and Cost Control

- Risk Management

- Communication

- Quality Management

- Stakeholder Management

- Project Integration

- Monitoring and Control

- Documentation

- Closing and Evaluation

To ensure the successful completion of our clients' projects, we first listen and learn about their organization so that we integrate the optimal critical functions within our project management scope.

 

It begins with planning and scheduling - creating detailed project plans and timelines to guide the project from start to finish. Our project managers will then guide clients through a scope discussion to define the project's boundaries and objectives, ensuring all necessary tasks are included while avoiding scope creep.

Critical to project success, effective resource allocation ensures that personnel, materials, and equipment are optimally used. BEPA project managers support our clients by closely monitoring budget allocation and expenditures to keep the project within financial limits, as well as identifying potential risks and developing strategies to mitigate them.

Trust and honest communication are core values at BEPA, so proper communication and stakeholder management with clients throughout the life of a project is very important to us. This enables us to maintain clarity and a spirit of collaboration among stakeholders, team members, and clients.

 

Taking a systemic, client-oriented view of every project, our project integration coordinates all activities to align with the overall project goals - activities such as:

  • Monitoring and control to track progress and make necessary adjustments to stay on course

  • Documentation to maintain comprehensive records of activities, decisions, and changes

  • Closing and evaluation to wrap up the project, deliver the final product, and assess performance for future improvement

Key Aspects

Planning and Scheduling

Scope Management

Resource Allocation

Budgeting and Cost Control

Risk Management

Communication

Quality Management

Stakeholder Management

Project Integration

Monitoring and Control

Documentation

Closing and Evaluation

Offices in Vietnam

BEPA VN Office in Vung Tau city: Floor 4, 207 Le Hong Phong, Vung Tau Plaza building, ard 8, Vung Tau city, VN.

BEPA VN Office in Ho Chi Minh city:

92-94-96-98-100/2 Nguyen Cong Tru,

Nguyen Thai Binh ward, District 1,

Ho chi Minh city, VN.

Office in Denmark

Haslegaardsvej 8,

Building A, level 1
8210 Aarhus

Tel. +45 2240 2728

Company address

BEPA A/S

Holger Drachmanns Vej 9,

8000 Aarhus

CVR: 41698322

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To ensure the successful completion of our clients' projects, we first listen and learn about their organization so that we integrate the optimal critical functions within our project management scope.

 

It begins with planning and scheduling - creating detailed project plans and timelines to guide the project from start to finish. Our project managers will then guide clients through a scope discussion to define the project's boundaries and objectives, ensuring all necessary tasks are included while avoiding scope creep.

Critical to project success, effective resource allocation ensures that personnel, materials, and equipment are optimally used. BEPA project managers support our clients by closely monitoring budget allocation and expenditures to keep the project within financial limits, as well as identifying potential risks and developing strategies to mitigate them.

Trust and honest communication are core values at BEPA, so proper communication and stakeholder management with clients throughout the life of a project is very important to us. This enables us to maintain clarity and a spirit of collaboration among stakeholders, team members, and clients.

 

Taking a systemic, client-oriented view of every project, our project integration coordinates all activities to align with the overall project goals - activities such as:

  • Monitoring and control to track progress and make necessary adjustments to stay on course

  • Documentation to maintain comprehensive records of activities, decisions, and changes

  • Closing and evaluation to wrap up the project, deliver the final product, and assess performance for future improvement

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