PROJECT MANAGEMENT: HOW TO ASSESS A PROJECT’S SUCCESS

Resilient Project Management, A New Approache to Develop Project Management Knowledge (Case Study: Infrastructure Civil Projects Management)

Accepetance of the fact that the working context of civil projects is challenging can enhance the resiliency capacity and will increase the project management concentration for improving and developing the software and hardware capabilities to facilitate project success achievement. This article is documented based on a research results in macro-hydropower plants projects management context to ...

Standardized project management may increase development projects success

Companies frequently opt to implement standardized project management (SPM), which can be defined as a standardized set of project management practices. These companies expect that such an approach will carry significant potential for improving project performance. To investigate this potential, we undertook an exploratory study into the impact of SPM on project performance in development proje...

Managing IT Projects for Success: Reengineering or Better Project Management?

IT projects can fail for any number of reasons and in some cases can result in considerable financial losses for the organizations that undertake them. The strategic importance that IT now plays coupled with the burgeoning costs of developing information systems has raised the stakes associated with project failure. While it is dimcult to obtain statistics on the actual frequency of information...

Project Success in Agile Development Projects

The paper explains and clarifies the differences between Waterfall and Agile development methodologies, establishes what criteria could be taken into account to properly define project success within the scope of software development projects, and finally tries to clarify if project success is the reason why many organizations are moving to Agile methodologies from other ones such as Waterfall....

Project Management: Success Factors