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The Interplay of Governance Mechanisms in Complex Procurement Projects
Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management, 2012Although many studies have investigated governance in inter-firm relationships, little is known about the simultaneous use of several governance mechanisms in complex procurement projects and their impact on project outcomes. In a case study about a complex procurement project in the Norwegian oil and gas industry, we investigate the interplay of ...
Cees J Gelderman, Marjolein Caniëls
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The relationship between project governance mechanisms and project success
International Journal of Managing Projects in Business, 2019 PurposeProject governance has been linked to project success because top management support is necessary for projects to succeed. However, top managers are time poor and it is not clear which project governance mechanisms are effective for project success.
Raymond Young +5 more
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International Journal of Project Management, 2019
Abstract Over the years, practitioners and academicians have been perplexed by low efficiency and poor performance in IT projects. Previous studies have uncovered a variety of critical factors, including effective project governance mechanisms that can trigger project performance and curb opportunism.
Saif Ul Haq +2 more
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Abstract Over the years, practitioners and academicians have been perplexed by low efficiency and poor performance in IT projects. Previous studies have uncovered a variety of critical factors, including effective project governance mechanisms that can trigger project performance and curb opportunism.
Saif Ul Haq +2 more
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Proliferation mechanism of collusive alienation in tendering for government investment projects
Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems, 2023Collusion between governments and enterprises has occurred in many economies around the world in the context of government investment projects and tenders. Not only is collusion an illegal act, but it may also lead to learning and imitation by non-colluding parties.
Yun Chen, Chongsen Ma, Liang Ou
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