THE SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT MODEL OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY BUSINESS FOR LARGE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN BANGKOK METROPOLITAN AND VICINITY

Abstract

The objectives of the research article were to: 1) study the characteristic of successfully contracture industry entrepreneurs, 2) study the characteristic relationship of successful contracture industry entrepreneurs that factors affecting success and also successful management, 3) study the factors that influence the success in the construction industry, and 4) develop the successful management of construction industry. The study was mix research method that including with quantitative questionnaires was used as research tools. Questionnaires were used as research tools and purposive sampling. A sample group of 400 contraction project boards in Bangkok and vicinity. Using statistical analysis by percentage, mean, standard deviation, and multiple regression. The qualitative interview was used as a research tool, purposive sampling. The key informant was 1) chief executive, 2) president, and 3) project manager for all 14 persons, content analysis. The research found that: 1) characteristics of entrepreneurs were found very high level in the overview ( = 4.34), Factors affecting the success of industrial business were found very high level in the overview ( = 4.36), and affecting success and also successful management were found very high level in the overview ( = 4.27). 2) The relationship was characteristic that factors affecting success (R = 0.281-0.652), the successful management (R = 0.326-0.776), and affecting factors that was the result of successful management (R = 0.346-0.661). There was a statistically significant positive relationship at the .01 3 levels. 3) The success factor was entrepreneurial characteristic found positive influence and negative factors affecting success statistically significant at .01, and 4) The model was included with the characteristic relationship of successful contracture industry entrepreneur that factors affecting success and successful management, evaluating the model covering all four aspects such as utilization, feasibility, appropriateness, and comprehensiveness considered that the information obtained was appropriated and also statistically significant at 0.05.