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Criteria of project success: an exploratory re-examination [PDF]
International Journal of Project Management, 1999 Doubts often arise about what and who actually determine project success. The purpose of this article is to explore the issues from different perspectives of people looking at the project. The difference between criterion and factor is first discussed.
Mohamed, Mohd Zain, Lim, C.S.
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Operationalizing Project Success Criteria through Control Degree [PDF]
Journal of Engineering, Project, and Production Management, 2022 This study explores the control degree in success criteria operationalization. A literature review reveals that control degree relates to two patterns operationalizing success criteria: one directed to measurement and measure selection; the other ...
Nikos Macheridis
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Partnering Project Success Criteria in Malaysia [PDF]
International Business Research, 2009 Partnering is used as an approach in the procurement system as it could lead towards improving the performance of the construction industry. Organizations which used the partnering approach in their past construction projects are now reporting favorable results, which include decrease in project costs, delivery of project to program, time quality and ...
Jusoff, Kamaruzaman, Adnan, Hamimah
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Relationship between project success factors, project success criteria and project success in SME: Evidence from selected European transitional economies [PDF]
International Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management, 2023 This paper aims to examine the use of project management practices in small and midsize enterprises (SME) and to identify which project success factors (SF) and project success criteria (SC) contribute to project success.
Dragan Lj. Bjelica +3 more
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Ladder to Success – Eliciting Project Managers’ Perceptions of IS Project Success Criteria
International Journal of Information Systems and Project Management, 2014 The traditional approach to assess information system (IS) project success is adherence to planning (ATP) – meeting budget, schedule, and requirements targets. Today, scholars agree that ATP is insufficient to adequately assess IS project success, but an
Oleg Pankratz, Dirk Basten, , ,
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Construction Economics and Building, 2017 The success of international construction projects is fraught with various challenges such as competitiveness, lack of resources, versatile global economy, and specific conditions in the host country. Malaysian contractors have been venturing into global
Ali Mohammed Alashwal +2 more
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Ranking Public Infrastructure Project Success Using Multi-Criteria Analysis
BuildingsProject success is a complex and debated concept in construction project management, even more so for public sector infrastructure projects. This study proposes a new, data-driven methodology to assess the success of public infrastructure projects using ...
Fani Antoniou, Elissavet Tsavlidou
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The Topic of Success in the Project Management Literature [PDF]
Revista de Management Comparat International, 2020 In a context where projects are used in all fields, project managers worldwide are interested in achieving project success. On the other side, researchers want to understand success, identify relevant success criteria and factors.
Ioana Natalia BELEIU
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Towards a Unified Framework for Project Success Score Computation in Construction Projects
CivilEng, 2022 The discussion of project success has expanded beyond project management and success criteria. The main cause of the failure to evaluate project performance in construction projects is the absence of a shared definition and a common set of criteria for ...
Athanasios Lamprou, Dimitra G. Vagiona
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ANALYSING SUCCESS CRITERIA FOR ICT PROJECTS [PDF]
Applied Artificial Intelligence, 2006 Since the 1960s many authors have accepted the triple constraints (time, cost, specification) as a standard measure of success and this still appears to be extremely important in evaluating the success of ICT (information communication technology) projects.
MILIS, Koen, VANHOOF, Koen
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