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In the construction industry, the value engineers, architects, designers, and investors place on reports is huge. Stakeholders rely on summary reports to make immediate and future business decisions. A summary report is a document that provides information about Site description Project cost General Information This report provides relevant data regarding key stages or processes to the financier of the project, government authorities, or a potential buyer of the equipment/structure. It may also provide information about an aspect of the project that may have or already has an effect on the entire project. Aspects may be micro in nature (affecting just the project) or general (affecting the macro-environment or the industry at large). Read the full article

What is an Executive Summary? Both large and small scale construction companies work with executive summaries. An executive summary is a document that summarizes a robust plan in smaller details for easier understanding. These summaries are often included with many other reports. Executive summaries reveal the intended course of action by communicating key points and referencing key data that led to a final decision. When communicating business plans to individual teams or personnel, project managers may not have the luxury of time to explain the plan in detail. So, therefore, a summary becomes necessary. Executive Summary components These are the sequential components an executive summary must follow. Read the full article