Communication Culture Language Style In Project Implementation In Lamongan City

Bobby Damara, Levia Inggrit Sayekti

Abstract


Communication in a project is a key to success in project management. Errors or lack of good communication patterns in a project can have an impact on poor performance. This study aims to analyze the success of the project in terms of communication between the project owner, contractor and consultant. The independent variables used in this study are communication in the use of costs, communication in material distribution, and communication in schedule design. The dependent variable used is communication to support project success. The sample in this study was 31 people who were directly involved in construction projects in Lamongan city. The results of the research that has been done are all independent variables affect the dependent variable, and the most dominant variable affecting the dependent variable is communication in material distribution with a regression coefficient value of 0.618. Simultaneously there is a significant influence between the independent variable on the dependent variable with the result of the F value of the calculation result compared to F table, then the F calculate of the calculation result is greater than the F table (28.072> 2.960). Partially, there is a significant influence between each independent variable forming an individual linear regression model on the dependent variable.

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Language Culture Project, Regression, Factor Analysis, SPSS.

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