Episode

Why Project Management Still Fails and What to Do

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FMI Built-In Podcast
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Aug 12, 2025
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1737
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Summary

Operational excellence doesn’t happen by accident. Yet in today’s construction environment, many firms continue to leave it up to chance. That’s one of the central takeaways from our forthcoming industry study on project management and a key message from this episode of the FMI Built-In podcast. Led by FMI’s Gregg Schoppman and Nelson Newman , this three-part survey reveals where project management is breaking down, what separates top-performing firms, and how executives can position their teams for predictability, profitability and long-term success. Listen now for a preview of our findings and discover perspectives from both executives and project managers.