"Integration of Information Technologies, Electronics and Administrative Management in Civil Engineering: Innovations and Challenges in the Digital Age"

Abstract

This article addresses the integration of information technologies, electronics and administrative management in civil engineering, highlighting their positive impact on the planning, execution and maintenance of projects. Globally, tools such as BIM, IoT sensors, and management platforms have improved efficiency, reducing costs and execution times by 20% and 25%, respectively. However, in regions such as Latin America, adoption has been slower due to barriers such as a lack of infrastructure and trained personnel. Automation and real-time monitoring have optimized safety and predictive maintenance, decreasing incidents by 35%, although challenges related to upfront investment and lack of regulation remain. It is recommended to implement public policies that promote technological adoption, train professionals in the sector, invest in research and development adapted to local realities, and promote sustainability in projects, since this technological convergence is crucial to face the current and future challenges of civil engineering.