Thus, construction companies have to adopt these applications and develop appropriate strategies to be more competitive in this industry and get success in their businesses.
There are many definitions of success. Traditionally, it is defined as the degree to which goals and expectations are met.
On the other hand, one of the definitions of failure is the inability of a firm to pay its obligations when they are due [3].
In recent years, there has been an increase in the studies of critical success/failure factors especially in project management subject [4]. The traditional approach to success in the construction industry is to focus on the ability to plan and execute projects [5]. Traditionally, the success parameters for projects in this industry are cost, time and quality.
However, due to the changing business environment it is crucial to focus on corporate success in order to be competitive in this environment.
Some of the researches related to success factors showed that the most important factors contributing to success are company's management systems and practices [7], [8].
Implementation of accounting systems and regular review of financial statements [9], control of job-site safety [10], and ongoing training and education [11] are some other factors contributing to construction company success addressed in the literature. In the study of Hutchings and Christofferson [12], carried out among small-volume residential construction companies in the United States, the most important factors to company success were found as quality workmanship,
honesty,